Dance Baston Oshe Shango
It is a cane or axe of ceremony used during worship to the god of Thunder Shango, fourth Yoruba king who was…
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Ceremonial weapons, sceptres and staffs
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Baston Ritual
Ethnic dignitary ceremony baton Kulango, located in the northwest of Ivory Coast.
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Jano Ceremony Axe
Ceremony axe with two heads, Janus, opposite the back of the head, one with big teeth and mouth closed the other.
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Baston De Commando
A remarkable Yoruba cane. These canes, besides serving in divinatory practices, are a symbol of self-restraint.
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Dance Baston
This cane, which is used in ceremonial dances, represents a motherhood with the child behind his back in the African style.
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Axe of Ceremony
Ceremonial double-leafed axe, with the head of a Nimba mask as a finish and a small bronze mask at the intersection of…
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Baston De Commando
Artistic carving of a mystical husband or bian Blolo on an elephant, symbol of the country.
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Baston De Commando
Stand of command employed in important ceremonies by the notables.
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Baston De Commando
The cane is topped by the small figure of a remarkable, finely sculpted.
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Baston De Commando
Former cane used by the great dignitaries during ceremonies and on the occasion of the reunification of the ethnic group.
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Baston De Commando
Former cane used by the great dignitaries during ceremonies and on the occasion of the reunification of the ethnic group.
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Baston De Commando
These canes are called command sticks or ritual sticks indistinctly because they are used by high dignitaries in ethnic ceremonies.
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Sceptre
Bronze ceremony scepter, decorated with an embossed, spiral stretcher, in the form of a rolled vine.
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Axe of Ceremony
Bronze axe that imitates prehistoric stone axes, used in ceremonies as a symbol of prestige.
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Royal mace
Mace employed by the king of the Yaka in ceremonies designed to settle their power.
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Baston of the Chief
Stand that marks the rank of the boss. Black and golden skate.
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Baston of Ceremony
In most African countries, canes of ceremony are objects that involve great solemnity.
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Baston of Ceremony
In most African countries, canes of ceremony are objects that involve great solemnity.
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Baston Oshe Shango
It is a cane or axe of ceremony used during the cult of the god of Thunder Shango, fourth Yoruba king who…
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Baston De Commando
Simple control stick that carries the drawing of a coiled snake and a small head as a finish on its handle.
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Baston De Commando
Artistic head cane topped by a stylized elephant head mask, over a man holding another mask just like the first one but…
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Baston De Commando
Characteristic cane of the notables of the ethnic topped with a head of chief.
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Baston De Commando
Caster topped with the head of a head with a scarified face, and touched with a fez.
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Baston De Commando
Simple cane of command that has carved a snake curled from bottom to top.
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