
Statue Nimba
It is the statue corresponding to the best known of the baga.
FET-5
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It is the statue corresponding to the best known of the baga.
FET-5

Dark mask, almost black, belonging to a male society.
MFANT-66

Bell-shaped mask that breaks openly with the classic structure of the ringed-necked Sowei masks.
MYL-6

It's a helmet mask of the Mendebelonging to the Sande women’s society and used by the women of the “bassa” people.
MYL-10

It's a helmet mask of the Mendebelonging to the Sandé women’s society and used by the women of the “bassa” people.
MYL-11

The Kissi they grow the land and mainly rice. Kissi are steatite funeral statuettes that appear in a fetal position.
PDR-6

Belly or ventral masks are used by different ethnic groups to represent motherhood.
MVT-5

Curious and rare statuette fear who represents a woman with bulging breasts and armbands, which appear to indicate her rank or membership…
EFM-87

It is one of the major issues and one of the key concerns of African cultures, whether it is female fertility or…
FRT-35

Beautiful statue fear of very realistic proportions and style.
EFM-111

The Kissi they grow the land and mainly rice. Kissi are steatite funeral statuettes that appear in a fetal position.
PDR-8

Mendi stones have been found in Sierra Leone, north of present-day Guinea Conakry and the Sherbo Islands, opposite Sierra Leone.
PDR-10

They have all the same features. Flat face under a embossed front.
MFAZ-95

Front mask composed of elements representing the shark, the ray and the sawfish, aquatic animals that appear very frequently in the masks…
MCYC-55

Front mask composed of elements representing the shark, the ray and the sawfish, aquatic animals that appear very frequently in the masks…
MFR-4

Family altar intended to worship ancestors.
OYA-15

Cover that serves as a sahumery of a children's urn.
RLC-79

Curious and rare figure of an ethnic woman Kissi present in two small areas in eastern Sierra Leone.
TRRC-108