Dogon Doors

Handcrafted granary door from the Mali tribe, West Africa. Shows its decades of use with beautiful

Carved wood and metal

Crocodile door lock. beautifully carved. The Dogon people occupy the central plain region of Mali

African handcrafted creations, ranging from ingese (basket), Kuba (blanket) and Dogon 'isichaba' (door

Heavy Dogon door wall sculpture. The depiction of the breasts carved on Dogon doors are symbolic of

Finely carved Dogon door from Mali, Circa 1890. Dogon doors are seen as a symbol of social position

Antique Door from Dogon.

Door panel in the style of a Dogon Tribe granary door panel, carved wood. Mounted in custom painted

An impressive large hand carved wooden granary door from the Dogon Tribe in Mali. The Dogon symbols

An early 20th century Dogon carved wood door lock with male and female seated figures, mounted on

African Carved Wood Door Panel, possibly Dogon, 20th century. 59.75" H x 24.75" W x 1.5" D.

The Dogon people are an ethnic group that lives on the Bandiagara cliffs facing the Niger River

Hand-carved door from Mali, Africa. Carved in the style of the Dogon Tribe. Made from two planks

Petite decorative Ivory Coast carved granary door featuring an African figure, snake and fierce

: The Dogon people of Mali are known the world over for their creation of Dogon Doors. The doors have

to 18th century Dogon Tribe, these hand-carved doors are used to protect the granary buildings in the

African granery Dogon style door Sculpture with figures, from Mali. This is an amazing piece of

A small wooden door from a Dogon granary or agricultural tool warehouse. This is an ethnic group

Mounted West African Dogon Door Latch

it has remained mostly intact. A striking design feature of Dogon architecture are the carved doors

A primitive African grain door from Dogon used as a coffee table. The wood has a wonderful rich