Nigerian Yoruba Mask - Woman with Braided Hair bronze This 19th-century wooden fetish statue

This 19th-century wooden fetish statue from the Eloyi people of Nigeria is a powerful symbol of spirituality and protective magic

Its abstract form and powerful symbolism make it one of the most recognizable and revered examples of traditional African sculpture

This Dan Bassa stool is ideal for collectors of African art

such adornments are often reserved for individuals of high standing

This 18th-century Nimba statue from Guinea is a remarkable example of the artistry and cultural symbolism of the Baga people

Nigerian Yoruba Mask - Woman with Braided Hair bronze This 19th-century wooden fetish statueYoruba Mask from Nigeria 20th Century This Nigerian Yoruba Wooden Mask is a stunning representation of the rich cultural and artistic heritage of the Yoruba people. Crafted from dark wood, this mask features the serene face of a woman with intricately braided hair, a characteristic design in Yoruba art that symbolizes beauty, dignity, and cultural identity. The attention to detail in the braided hair reflects the Yorubas deep appreciation for hair