Congo Tribal Art

Early carved wood small Salampasu Warrior's Mask, Zaire, Africa early 20th century, remains of black and white pigments, on custom stand. Mask 10", height on stand 14" strong angul...

Vintage African Kuba textile, suitable for a modern wall panel, on a long table or to make pillows. an IDEA: use this item as backrest covering of a sofa or a bedspread. Handmade and...

Vintage African Kuba textile, suitable for a modern wall panel, on a long table or to make pillows. Handwoven and hand-dyed raffia fabric - An IDEA: use this item as backrest coveri...

Traditionally worn as a symbol of rank and title, this beautiful Kuba chieftain's cap (laket mishiing) is embellished with cowrie shells and rows of blue, white and black glass beads...

Ancient wooden stool with four feet dating to the 19th century. From Congo, Africa. Provenance

Painted bark with traditional Kuba patterns. This is a dance outfit, the wearer would be masked.

, USA Ex Private collection, Los Angeles, USA Ex Mark Eglinton Tribal Art, New York, USA Ex Private

Tschokwe, Democratic Republic of Congo Early 20th Century Size: 42cm high - 16½ ins high Provenance

, from Mongo Peoples of the Congo. These legbands were both currency and status symbols for the Mongo

feet Democratic Republic of Congo 19th Century Size: 23cm high - 9 ins high The Michel Gaud

B/874/1 - Vintage African Kuba textile, suitable for Wall hanging or table - An IDEA: use this item as backrest covering of a sofa !

figure of the Songye, southeastern Congo. Such sculptures are used as a major role in the healing of the

This rare, almost circular-shaped masks, belongs to the Ekanga secret society and would have been kept in baskets at the heart of their sanctuaries. The minimalist style and the whit...

A standing female figure with prominent breasts below a columnar neck resting between broad shoulders that lead to elongated arms which bend at the elbows to support the seat above. ...

The Sceptres are made of the Midrib of Palm tree leaves. They were uses by the members of the Lilwaa Secret Society of the Mbole Tribe that live in the South -Western part of Kongo. ...

This elaborate Janus statue is a rare example of an Ibibio free-standing figure to recall a well-defined ancestor in what seems a European outfit .The Ibibios lend supernatural power...

confirmation Ideal for collectors, curators, or anyone who appreciates African tribal art and the mystique of

The Songye Shield is a striking example of African tribal art from the Congo, dating back to the

A hand-carved partially painted (natural pigments) Lega/kwele/bakwele mask. Artisan made in Congo

Lega people of DR Congo. Hand-carved in the mid-20th century, this tribal mask is rich in cultural

living rooms where art and tribal-style décor take centre stage.

African Lwalwa tribal mask enhanced with white pigment on the mouth and ears.

Reference book on the art of the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire). 180 mounted color

Democratic Republic of Congo circa 1940. The nude, woman figure rests on her knees. In her lap sits a child

A Songye Male Power Figure, Democratic Republic of the Congo, the male figure with openwork arms

African Congo Early 20th Century carved and painted Pende facial mask (for healing or preventing

African Congo 20th Century wood Songye Kfwebe Face Mask (to ward off supernatural threats) carved

African Democratic Republic of the Congo Late 20th Century carved & painted Teke disc mask plaque

This piece is called a Kuba mask. It was made in Congo. Its a helmet and a mask. Its decorated with

rubbed with white kaolin powder each use and then exhibited on a fence. The minimalist mask. Old tribal

During their five hundred year history in the Southern Congo, the Basuku tribe developed a series

with age and use Tribal Art - Congo - African Measures : 6cmx4,5cm H:31cm

Rare large twin faced Lega mask of the Bwami society in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), circa

Vintage Handwoven and hand died raffia panel - Suitable for wall decoration over a bed or leaning on a long table B/ 1658-1.

The Luba people of Zaire believed that ancestors visited them through dreams. This belief led to elaborately worked headrests, known as "seats of dreams." Such headrests were used to...

its surface mimic terracotta. Tribal art is our specialty. If you are interested in more of this

Tribal Art - African Art Very Old Helmet Mask Topped with a Bird, MBALA, Democratic Republic of