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In Dogon culture
the Tchiwara antelope is admired for both its aesthetic beauty and its cultural significance
The basket’s design is characterized by a harmonious interplay of colors
this antique Bamileke Stool is a rare and invaluable addition to any collection of African art and antiquities
where it embodies the spirit of Sowei
Ivorian Baule Firespider Mask Mask In Dogon cultureBaule Firespider Mask from Ivory Coast The Baule people are one of the largest ethnic groups in Cote dIvoire (Ivory Coast). They belong to the Akan peoples who inhabited Ghana centuries ago. According to a legend, in the eighteenth century, the queen mother, Abla Pokou had to lead her people west to the shores of Comoe, the land of Senufo. To cross the river she sacrificed her son. This sacrifice originated the name Baule, for Baouli means the child
