Marioneta Jirimaaniw Bozo
Marionettes almost identical to those used by the Bambara.
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Miscellaneous
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In this section we have included objects that have no place in the other sections and those that due to their small number do not require the creation of a new section.
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Pilon
Small pylon for household use intended to stack small amounts of cereal.
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Ashtray
Mid-century ashtray XX destined without a doubt to the colonial population.
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Tissue Tampon
Tampon intended to ink traditional fabrics for the manufacture of dresses worn by African women.
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Domestic Mortuary Deck
Small mortar mallet intended to grind small amounts of cereal for domestic use.
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Bellows of Forge
Bellows used by the blacksmith in the forge to forge the metals.
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Clamping skates
Clamping skates that are placed on each side of the dromedary to be able to fix the ropes that hold the load…
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Ashtray
Hardwood ashtray with five human heads. Patina for use.
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Marriage Chains
Chain formed by a bonding of links and rings made in a single piece of hard wood. the solidity of the union…
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Pilon
Former pylon from a shantytown in Adjamé.
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Pozo pulley
Pulley ded wood intended to facilitate the movement of the rope to draw water from the well.
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Pilon
Pylon intended to crush cereals in mortar. These pilons topped with a figure are also used by their owners as prestigious symbols.
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Kebekebe Puppet
One of his main deities is the god Ebongo whose materialized effigy is represented in one of his most important productions, the…
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Kebekebe Puppet
One of his most important deities is the god Ebongo whose materialized effigy is represented in one of his most important productions,…
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Chain of Marriage
The chains called marriage are a symbol of marriage union. legend says that if the chain breaks, the marriage bond is broken…
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Morter’s Pilon
Small domestic mortar pylon to crush small amounts of grain.
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Targui Layer (Tuareg)
Capa targui. Targui is the singular of tuareg.
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Grain container
Braided raffia container to put the grain safe from rodents.
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Marionette
The Bozo are specialists in the manufacture of puppets dressed and painted with colorful colors.
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Marionette
It is common in these neighbouring ethnic groups, Bambara, Bozo and Marka, the use of showy puppets, in their theaters.
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Mortar and Mazo
Mortar intended to crush cereals and prepare various regular meals of Africans.
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Mortar
Heavy wood mortar used to grind cereals and prepare dishes from African cuisine.
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Furniture Legs
Series of different size furniture legs representing male and female figures.
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Female Bust
Bust that reflects the beauty of women Peul with its characteristic hairstyle.
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