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MASKS SMALL SHUTTERS & DOORS STOOLS |
STATUETTES LOCKS |
SUPPORT BEAMS AND LADDERS HEADRESTS |
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At present our masks cover the following tribes:
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Dogon (Mali) Bozo (Mali) Bobo (Burkina Faso) Yoruba (Benin) geledemasks Baoulé (Ivory Coast) |
Bambara
(Mali) Marka (Mali) Mossi (Burkina Faso) Senoufo (Ivory Coast) Dan (Ivory Coast) |
These nicely carved small
shutters are used by the Dogon of Mali to seal their mud-brick
granaries containing the latest harvest.
Also available are large Dogon (Mali) and Mossi (Burkina Faso) doors.
At present our stools cover the following tribes:
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Ashanti (Ghana) Yoruba (Benin) Gurunsi (Burkina Faso) Lobi (Burkina Faso) Senoufo (Ivory Coast) |
Fon (Benin) Dogon (Mali) Bobo (Burkina Faso) Ethiopia Zimbabwe |
Examples
Made by the following tribes:
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Dogon (Mali) Fon (Benin) Ewe (Ghana) Lobi (Ghana / Burkina Faso) Senoufo (Ivory Coast) Ashanti (Ghana) |
Bozo (Mali) Yoruba (Benin) Moba (Togo) Bambara (Mali) Baoulé (Ivory Coast) Fanti (Ghana) Adan (Ghana) |
Examples
Small door locks of Bambara, Dogon (Mali), Bobo (Burkina Faso) origin.
Examples
Support beams and ladders of Dogon (Mali) or Lobi (Burkina Faso) origin.
Examples
Toguna has a large and
varied collection of small Ethiopian headrests and small stools
from different parts of the country. All of these pieces have been used.
Examples
