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A finely carved Sejen bird figure from West Africa, featuring intricate geometric detailing across the wings and body. Traditionally created as a protective household symbol, this sculpture displays classic regional craftsmanship with a beautifully aged patina. A striking standalone piece for collectors and interior designers seeking authentic African art.
A monumental 1.2m Baga Nimba statue from Guinea, hand-carved in wood and adorned with cowrie shells and tassels. Representing the revered female spirit of fertility and agricultural abundance, the Nimba is one of the most iconic ceremonial sculptures of West Africa.
Guardian Figures (Mbulu Ngulu) – set 2
Authentic pair of Kota reliquary guardian figures (Mbulu-Ngulu) from Central Africa, featuring brass-clad carved hardwood faces with classic geometric form and aged patina. A rare, matched set ideal for collectors, galleries, and refined interiors.
Dimensions (H) 43cm (W) 12cm (D) 9cm
A monumental 2.3-metre Konden Initiation Society Mask from the Mandé peoples of Mali/Guinea. Hand-carved from hardwood and clad in pressed aluminium, this rare ceremonial piece embodies discipline, transformation, and cultural power. A dramatic architectural statement for collectors of African ritual art.
A rare and powerful Dogon Ritual Circumcision Mask featuring a carved ancestral figure, hand-carved in dense hardwood and preserved with exceptional patina and ceremonial presence. Mounted on a tall solid-steel museum stand, this early 20th-century mask embodies the spiritual authority, rarity, and sculptural strength of authentic Dogon initiation art—an extraordinary centrepiece for refined interiors and serious collectors.
A powerful and early Bamana N’tomo buffalo mask from Mali, carved from dense hardwood and mounted on a custom solid-steel museum stand. This mask features the classic elongated buffalo snout, upright horns, and narrow N’tomo eye slits, with early surface history and deep patina. Standing at 160cm on its stand, this is a striking sculptural centrepiece ideal for collectors, galleries, and refined interiors.
An uncommon Dogon ancestral shrine mask featuring a carved seated figure, hand-carved from dense hardwood and mounted on a tall steel museum stand. Early–mid 20th century with rich patina, architectural carving, and strong cultural significance. A refined and authentic Dogon piece ideal for consoles, curated interiors, and collectors.
A powerful and early Dogon Dege ancestral helmet mask, hand-carved in dense hardwood and mounted on a custom solid-steel museum stand. Featuring the iconic forward-tilted Dogon facial architecture with deep patina and early surface history, this large sculptural mask rises to 157cm and commands space with its strong vertical presence. A significant Dogon piece ideal for refined interiors, collectors, and galleries.
A striking, solid hand-carved Dogon mask from Mali, presented on a custom-made solid steel stand with a weighted square base for stability. This commanding piece showcases powerful Dogon artistry and exceptional presence.
Dimensions of mask: (H) 76cm × (W) 30cm × (D) 40cm
Total height including stand: 176cm
Freight Notice:
Due to its substantial size, weight, and museum-grade stand, this piece requires professional crating and specialised freight. Please contact us for an exact shipping quote prior to purchase.
A powerful pair of Senufo hornbill sculptures from Ivory Coast, traditionally associated with the Poro Society. These ceremonial African carvings display the elongated forms and geometric wing patterns characteristic of Senufo artistry, with a rich natural patina that reflects their cultural symbolism and sculptural presence.
Presented together as a balanced architectural display, the pair embodies wisdom, discipline, and ancestral knowledge within West African ceremonial tradition.
A rare, authentically worn Sowei helmet mask from the Sande Society of Sierra Leone. Early–mid 20th century. Hand-carved from heavy hardwood with deep ritual patina. Supplied with a black steel museum-style stand.
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