Bwaba sacred Crocodile Mask BWABA SACRED CROCODILE MASK Type of object: Mask Material: wood, pigment, iron wire Ethnic Group: Bwa Country of origin: Burkina Faso Heigth: 24 inches (62 cm de hauteur) C

 

A very intricately-made men's headdress from the Maasai people of Kenya. The headdress is made of plant fibers, painstakingly twisted into threads to resemble hair, on a base that looks to be made of

 

A fine paddle from the Solomon Islands, in good condition. It was collected by a couple sailing the Pacific in the 1960/70's. Carved from a honey coloured lightweight wood, an elongated blade, and has

 

African hand carved mask. Good condition for its age. Don't know what region.

 

In fair condition, has chipping to the point and a chip out of the opal stone, a very interesting piece, looks to be quite old, measures 18" long.

 

Traditional carved designs decorate both sides of this bullroarer, concentric circles and barrs of lines, all relate to the ceremony for which it was made. It has the fine form of the hairpin, and pos

 

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Aboriginal Bark Painting - Port Keats 1972-73 This lovely bark was collected between 1972-73 by Tony Gibson who ran the general store at Port Keats now known as Wadeye. Port Keats is a remote communit

 

this is a very odd looking metal head on stand, possibly benin bronze, it measures about 9cm high, inside the head its possibly some kind of stone filling, maybe terracotta? DUE TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF