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Monumental ceremonial sculpture
For institutional and significant private collections.
Monumental 20th century carved pair from Guinea attributed to the Baga region. Over two metres in height and presented as a matched male and female installation. Available exclusively as a pair.
A rare, very heavy East African face drum carved from a single block of dense hardwood and collected in Africa over 50 years ago. Features its original goat-skin top with hair intact. Primarily decorative due to the absence of a rope-tension system. A striking statement piece for refined interiors.
A hand-carved wooden representation of the Oba, the sacred ruler of the ancient Benin Kingdom. Crafted in Nigeria by artisans of the Edo, this seated figure reflects the power, elegance, and spiritual authority associated with Benin royalty. A rare collectable with deep historical and cultural significance.
An authentic old Senufo Njorowe Pregnant Belly Mask from Côte d’Ivoire, carved from heavy hardwood with deep patina and soft ritual wear. Compact, sculptural, and full of character, this piece brings cultural depth and organic African form into modern interiors. Displayed in a luxury off-white riad setting, it stands confidently on its own or alongside other belly masks as part of a curated wall installation.
A rare and deeply sculptural pair of old Senufo Njorowe Pregnant Belly Masks from Côte d’Ivoire, carved from heavy solid wood and carrying the full presence, weight, and patina expected of authentic spiritual objects. These two masks were carved within the same stylistic lineage and display beautifully as a curated pair. A museum-grade statement for modern interiors seeking depth, culture, and organic African form.
A striking pair of hand-carved Dogon ancestral figures from Mali, presented in a refined gallery-style finish. Exceptional detail, presence, and cultural depth make this duo a signature statement for collectors of important African art.
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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