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ewe cloth and kente cloth: tabwa tribal art and textiles
: EWE024 : 50" by 89" : uneven sewing of some strips. Description : very colorful medium size Ewe cloth jam packed with double weft inlay color blocks, also embellished with single weft inlay motifs, an incredible amount of work in this piece.
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Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
: TCA022 : Unknown. : 7 1/2" with stand : missing right ear. Description : unusual hairstyle that can be seen on the back of the head.
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Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
TCA013 Niger Bura, 6.5 tall including stand. Eroded with much of the coiffure still in tact. Description: This piece was originally a stopper for a terra cotta pot. It has an aquiline nose, elaborate scarification, bulbous eyes and a hairdoo.
$350.00Tabwa Tribal Art -
Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
: TCA021 : Unknown. 8" with stand : left ear is chipped. Description : a Bura head with prominent ears and nose.
$250.00Tabwa Tribal Art -
ewe cloth and kente cloth: tabwa tribal art and textiles
: EWE027 : Asante : rayon : 78" by 118" : very good. Description : a man's Kente cloth with a very attractive color palette, check the bottom photo for accurate color.
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Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
TCA001 Eastern Nigeria Ibo 6" tall. One little spike missing, hardly noticeable. Description These Small elaborate clay vessels made by the Ibo and related peoples of south eastern Nigeria are among the most sought after by collectors of the potters art. This is a great example with overall form accentuated by four sets of three spine like nodules around the side. The top has 7 nodules with 2 oval protrusions in the center, this piece has a certain "reptilian" appearance to it. The inside is caked with a
$225.00Tabwa Tribal Art -
Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
: TCA024 : Unknown. : 8" with stand : look at pictures. Description : this style is referred to as the "tower head".
$95.00Tabwa Tribal Art -
african textiles and mud cloth: tabwa tribal art
ATT015 : West : Wodaabe Description
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Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
: TCA026 : Unknown. 8" tall. : Damaged ear and damaged eye. Description
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ewe cloth and kente cloth: tabwa tribal art and textiles
: EWE026 : 43" by 69" Description : a very finely woven piece in exceptional condition despite its obvious age. The color is faded to a perfect vintage look. Includes some figurative and geometric designs.
$300.00Tabwa Tribal Art -
ewe cloth and kente cloth: tabwa tribal art and textiles
: EWE023 : 74" by 41" : small hole and stain look at pictures. Description : an ewe cloth with an exceptionally fine and colorful border.
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ewe cloth and kente cloth: tabwa tribal art and textiles
: EWE012 West Africa. : 42: by 77" : Some loose seams near the ends, otherwise in good condition for a very old cloth. Description This is a very old Ewe woman's wrapper tightly woven from really fine cotton, you have to hold this in your hands to appreciate it, the handle is soft and supple and has integrity. This cloth is from the first half of the c.
$300.00Tabwa Tribal Art -
Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
: TCA027 : Unknown. : right ear damaged. Description : has an intriguing elongated face.
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Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
: TCA018 : Bura, Niger, : Unknown : terracotta : 17" tall : cracks on the sides and repair on the base-look at bottom right photo. Leans a bit over to one side. Description : these bura "phalluses" were buried with the head pointing upwards towards the sky. Often, when these kind of pieces are excavated, the tops are severely damaged, this example is in relatively good shape with the cracks located in the middle and base. The raised design on this piece is especially well done.
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Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
TCA005 9.5" tall including stand. Eroded with a gouge on the right side. Description: This is a charming piece with delicately rendered features on a smooth surface. There is a long narrow gray streak on one side that came from the firing and adds interest to the poiece.
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Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
TCA007 Djenne, Mali Djenne 5" tall Very Good.. Description: Excavated in Mali near the town of Djenne this piece dates from 800 AD to 1400 AD. This is quite obviously a ritual vessel which would indicate that there was a coexistence of traditional animist religion and Islam in the region around Djenne over the centuries. It measures 5" tall with a 4" diameter. The top has a little knob with a cross or x on the top (perhaps they are crossed snakes). Climbing up the sides of the vessel, heads first, are 5
$110.00Tabwa Tribal Art -
african weapons and african currency: tabwa tribal art
Item Code: MTL001 Origin: Cameroon Tribe: Kotoko Material: Brass Dimensions: 2" Price: $ 95.00 Description: This is a Kotoko Equestrian figurine from the lake Chad region. These cast bronze figurines are found in the ground by farmers tilling the soil or during excavations. They are attributed to the Kotoko ethnic group who are descendants of the Sao, one of the oldest iron working cultures in west Africa.
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Bura Terracotta Heads - Tabwa Tribal Art
: TCA023 Bura, Niger : Unknown. : terracotta : 10" with stand : neck has been broken and re-attached. Description : probably used as a stopper for a vessel.
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ewe cloth and kente cloth: tabwa tribal art and textiles
EWE028 : Ghana : excellent with some fraying on one side. Description : this is a superb Ewe mans robe with many candy colored weft inlay blocks. The handle is thick , firm and tight, this is a very substantial and impressive piece, circa mid century.
$700.00Tabwa Tribal Art
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