This toad is made of brass using the lost wax technique. It originates from West-Africa and is made by the Akan people. Provenance: Private collection. F.d.G in NL / Tribal Art Treasures
This fine figure, also known as Bateba Phuwe usually have no specific defining posture and are often figures with arms straight down. The figures are looking straight ahead and often have a grim look…
A nice comb representing a female. Wooden carved combs were worn by the Akan people from West-Africa. The combs could be given as a gift and were also presented at marriages. A woman could own one or…
This wooden figure is made by the Ashanti tribe of Ghana. It is in a excellent condition with no damage whatsoever. Provenance: Private collection. F.d.G in NL / Tribal Art Treasures.
This art piece is made in Ghana by the Ashanti/Asante tribe. It most likely represents a chief being served under a umbrella. It is in excellent condition and made using the lost-wax technique. Prove…
Provenance: Private collection. F.d.G in NL / Tribal Art Treasures