African Headrest

Beautiful African headrest-stool from Congo, Luba tribe, correct and good patina and shine of the

exquisitely proportioned portable headrest with lanyard. Smooth patina, original condition.

Superb antique tribal Headrest / Neckrest From The Gurage/ Gorague Tribe Somalia Late 19th Century

! Boni headrests are amongst the finest headrests that can be found in African Art collections. They have

A fine Zulu head rest South Africa, A fine large Zulu hard wood neck rest, This Zulu neck rest is

A selection of African headrests. Traditional hand carved personal accessory. Woods and designs

Showing a crescent shaped rest braced by flattened supports atop a cupped base, decorated with carved incised geometric motifs and exhibiting a mellow patina overall.

For your consideration is an African headrest, handmade in Ethiopia. In excellent condition. The

support elaborate hairstyles. Other African headrests are available. Sold separately.

A headrest or stool, hand carved out of a single piece of teak wood, and decorated with traditional

A headrest or stool, hand carved out of a single piece of teak wood, and decorated with traditional

A superb elegant example of a Ethiopian head rest from the Konso tribe. Carved in hard wood in with cut section in the sides decorated with burnished circles aluminium decoration an...

This 19th century African head rest is hand carved with rope handles.

A tribal art African headrest from the Hamar people of Ethiopia possibly dating from the early 20th

A small wooden headrest, most likely by the Kuba people of Congo, with detailed geometric carving

use as a headrest. Richly textured, the stand is wonderful as a tabletop display stand or footrest.

headrest is part of a formidable collection of African Art by an international collector now residing in

, African Early Rendille or Borana Headrest from Kenya. Using naturally found branch connections to form a

An Ethiopian headrest carved out of a single piece of wood in a medium chocolate-colored wood

An African tribal headrest in a light, wheat-colored wood with incised geometric carvings from the

An African tribal headrest carved from a single piece of wood with a rich, charcoal-black patina

Hardwood trees with specific branch configurations were sought out by East African carvers to

An old and elegant late 19th century Zulu headrest. Headrests were used by men and women to protect

Harmony of angle and curve marks this elegant Tsonga headrest. One can clearly see the

This elegant headrest features a gorgeously sweeping horizontal plane atop a strictly geometrical

, headrests were one of the most fundamental and ubiquitous works of South African carving, sometimes passed

. Ubiquitous in southern African societies, headrests were prized and revered as indispensable items, not only

An authentic African headrest from Ethiopia. These traditional pieces with incised decorative lines

Authentic African headrests. These traditional hand-carved pieces were personal accessories. 1

Unique Collection of Sidamo Headrests in Various Shapes and Sizes, Set of 9

An authentic African headrest from the Gurage tribe. These traditional hand-carved pieces were

Chief's low stool or headrest. Done from a single piece of mahogany.

The various peoples of Northeastern Africa have traditionally fashioned small stools with three

Carved from a single piece of wood, the African Ashanti head rest, Ghana, 20th century, has a

Tsonga / Shona headrest South Africa / Zimbabwe Wood late 19th - early 20th C 13.5cm x 12cm

form the legs. The Dinka of northeast Africa typically make use of headrests of this

An authentic African headrest. These traditional hand-carved pieces were personal accessories

A set of two Ethiopian Turkana headrests made by the Dassanetch people. Selling as a set but can be

A fine Tsonga headrest South Africa, Raised on 2 central pillars in H-form, carved in dense hard

African tribal fine old headrest Afar Danakil Ethiopia A superb rare example of a Afar or Danakil

A well carved geometrically abstract head rest from Ethiopia East Africa.

African tribal art A fine old Lobi stool or headrest Burkino Faso This piece would have been