Boli
Boli is formed on a base of wood, bamboo or piece of horn covered by an amalgam active materials and vegetable substances…
FET-60
Mali
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Boli
Boli is formed on a base of wood, bamboo or piece of horn covered by an amalgam active materials and vegetable substances…
FET-61
Male Ty Wara or Sogoni Kun, Bamako style
Tyi wara, ty or ti wara, chy, ci or cy wara: many names are used for the best-known crest mask of the…
MFG-56
Labrador with La Azada Al Hombro
Stylized figure of a dogon labrador with the dandelion on the shoulder and the shoulder and the shoulder-belly on the shoulder.
BRN-73
Hogon Praying
Figure of a Hogon, religious chief of the Dogon, kneeling, praying.
BRN-74
Fetiche Boli
Boli is formed on a base of wood, bamboo or piece of horn covered by an amalgam active materials and vegetable substances…
FET-62
Daily use hat
Hat used by Tuaregs in their daily life. It is made of leather and raffia.
TCD-6
Altar
Altar soninké intended to celebrate the cult of ancestors and receive offerings and ceremonies.
OYA-10
Targui Layer (Tuareg)
Capa targui. Targui is the singular of tuareg.
VAR-17
Feminine Statue Sitting
Dogon woman statue sitting on a stool, which proves that it is a woman of a certain rank.
EFM-95
Women’s Statue Jonieleni
These statues represent the beauty of the woman.
EFM-97
Female Statue
Dogon woman statue with arms up. It represents a Tellem statue, of the calls with raised arms, position to implore the rain.
EFM-98
Female Statue
Statue of arms raised, an attitude that symbolizes the plea to attract rain, so scarce throughout the area of Badiagará.
EFM-99
Votive Image
Rustic statuette of woman with arms raised, fists closed, imploring the rain.
EFM-103
Androgine Figure
The hermaphrodite is a figure that often appears in the statuary and in African masks.
HYA-4
Flute
Flute of two holes, with geometric drawings and reliefs. Dark patina.
AER-4
Lock
In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-12
Lock
In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-13
Lock
In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-14
Barn Gate
In almost all of Africa, well-filled barns represent material wealth, security and well-being.
PRYCR-17
Primordial Ark Koro Na
The first Nommo, the first ancestor who came down to earth, obtained permission and thanks from God Amma to embark on his…
RCPT-26
Couple
Dogon primordial couple, each sitting on a stool. At that time, women were represented with beards in respect.
PAR-14
Couple
Primary couple with raised arms, gesture to implore the rain.
PAR-18
Caiman currency
This name is given to cauris, ceramic beads, bronze handles and bracelets, small bronze or iron bars, tools and tools of tillage,…
MND-11
