Baston De Commando
Elegant cane with a curled snake and the head of the woman of a boss or a remarkable.
BST-26
Ceremonial weapons, sceptres and staffs
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Baston De Commando
Baton that presents a beautiful dark patina due to its antiquity.
BST-27
Sceptre
Scepter representing a sitting woman. Scarified body, with remains of akan gold bread.
BST-28
Fusil scepter
Scepter in the form of a European-inspired rifle, chiseled with fine geometrical angles akan.
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Azuela sceptre
Curious scepter that has the shape of the zuelas used by the sculptors.
BST-31
Axe of Ceremony
Axe of ceremony with artistic mango carved in the form of a pipe.
BST-32
Mango de Azuela de Ceremonio
Azuela mango of ceremony or prestige with a baulé head as an auction that faithfully translates the aesthetic canons of the ethnic…
BST-33
Female scepter
Scepter representing a woman with a severe face. This scepter seems to come from Sikasso.
BST-35
Female scepter
Curious scepter representing a priestess with her ceremonial apron and a spoon for the administration or elaboration of some magical or healing…
BST-36
Sceptre
Heavy solid bronze scepter in the form of hoe, belonging to an important dignitary.
BST-37
Baston De Commando
Baton used by notables as a symbol of dignity.
BST-38
Baston De Notable
Royalties are the material symbols representative of the head's authority.
BST-39
Baston De Commando
Baton used by notables as a symbol of dignity.
BST-40
Royal swords
Swords used by kings and court notables in great ceremonies.
ARC-9
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…
BST-41
Baston De Adivino
For the central character who carries in his arms a pumpkin of magical substances, by his dress and by his bearing we…
BST-42
Men’s Initiation Baston
Before reaching adulthood the boys are organized in different age classes in which they receive the corresponding successive initiations until…
BST-43
Men’s Initiation Baston
Baton used by young neophytes in the processions of male initiation.
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Men’s Initiation Baston
Baton used by young neophytes in the processions of male initiation.
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Men’s Initiation Baston
Baton used by young neophytes in the processions of male initiation.
BST-47
Men’s Initiation Rod
Baton used by young neophytes in the processions of male initiation.
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Men’s Initiation Rod
Baton used by young neophytes in the processions of male initiation.
BST-49
Notable stick
The cane is one of the symbols of authority and distinction of the notables.
BST-50
Baston De Commando
This small scepter or baton represents a character sitting on an akan stool.
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