kibatari store Africa:Congo: Lulua Ox bone statuette #5 tribal african art Tribal art Ox bone statuette, from the Lulua tribe living in eastern DR Congo. MATERIAL: Ox bone and pigments. It measures 9.

 

This is a big and sculptural 18THC Akan gold measuring weight. In the form of a thick frame. Feels weighty and sizeable in the hand. Has well developed patina. Darkened with age. Made from brass using

 

Two Headed Figurine - Ibibio People - South Western NigeriaEarly 20th century CE - It is a circular plank mask with concentric chevron patterning and prominent circular eyes. The long nose and circula

 

Vintage Ceremonial Stick Native American. Tribal art. 25.75 inch Natural skin attaches double horn to stick. Bottom of stick wrapped with animal skin, stick was beaded however due to age the natural s

 

Carved Aboriginal Throwing Club - South Australia 1960's This carved hardwood throwing club was collected in South Australia in the 1960's. The club has been carved with a mixture of styles including

 

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Huge piece of tapa bark cloth from Samoa in the 1960s-heavy coloration-very deep tones! large 46" by 46"-the usual small holes due to its organic nature but in fab intact condition-no major wear or te

 

COLORFUL TRADE BEADS ***DESCRIPTION*** TWO (2) STRANDS OF OLD COLORFUL TRADE BEADS EACH MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 24 INCHES LONG YOU GET THE BEADS PICTURED OWN THEM WITH A BID! OPENING BID $9.95 A GREAT

 

large aboriginal stone knife - gibb river w/a 1950's 1 of 2 this large stone knife was collected at gibb river in western australia in the 1950's. it consists of a stone blade held with resin to a har

 

The Namji people of Cameroon create a wide variety of important tribal dolls used by young girls and older women. Most often they are objects of play for girls who are priming themselves for motherhoo