Mali Doors

5 various African wooden carved figurative door lock parts from Mali, also called Bambara, all in a

Antique carved door from Mali.

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

Early 20th Century Granary Door Lock, Bamana Peoples, Mali A figurative wood door lock from the

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

African granary wooden shutter door with low relief hand-carved figures and animals. Tribal

African granary wooden shutter door with low relief hand-carved figures and animals. Tribal

door. Intricately textured with abstract patterns, the crawling reptiles bring a dynamic sense of

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

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

A large and important artifact, this hardwood and hand-carved African tribal granary door measures

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

basin in the Republic of Mali, West Africa, and have a population of approximately 250,000. Their houses

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

An old and rare cubistic Bamana door lock. Bamana door locks are among the most remarkable of

West African Door from Mali

Late 18th century grainery doors on stand. Beautifully carved with images of people door

Late 19thC. Mali Tribe Wooden Door Locks on Stand(7 available priced and sold separately)

Mounted West African Dogon Door Latch

African carved figurative door lock of the Dogon or Bambara Tribe Mali and in good condition with a

Bambara tribal carved wood decorated door lock, with bird on top and a great geometric design down

Gelede festivals honor the creative and dangerous power of women elders, female ancestors and goddesses known as "our mothers". The Gelede headdress often consists of two parts, a lo...

A beautiful stylized antelope head used as headdress on ceremonial dances. Retains the old painting and patina over the carved wood. Traded by a professor working in Africa in the 19...

Blacked wood helmet mask (Gelede), large human head surmounted by a dog eating a snake which curves around the head. No perforation for attachment to costume from Yoruba, Nigeria. Pu...

Traditionally, Kifwebe masks were created and worn by members of the secret masking society, Bwadi Bwa Kifwebe, of the Luba and the Songye People living in the central part of the Co...

Very important “Nwantamtay” dance African mask, consisting of three sections: The upper in plain rectangular shape surmounted by a crescent shape moon, the middle with beautiful geom...

An Epa helmet mask, Nigeria, Africa. Fully carved mother and child; painted red and black with touches of white; Provenance: The Children's Museum of Indianapolis; The Eiteljorg Mu...

Early 20th Century African Antique Wood Comb with Human Head From the Chokwe Culture of Angola. A fine, old, much used comb with a glossy, glasslike patina. Of traditional form with...

This exceptional Kota reliquary comes from the Mahogwe tribe, which lives along the Ogooué River in Gabon. The Mahogwe are part of the Kota ethnic group located in the northeastern r...

Bring a piece of African heritage into your space with this authentic vintage Katanda mask from the Lega people of DR Congo. Hand-carved in the mid-20th century, this tribal mask is ...

With a beautiful dark patina, this early 20th century wooden mask shows a naturalistic human face, flattened, with the forehead, open mouth and stylised teeth in light relief; the ri...

A Songye Male ‘Power’ Figure Open aperture to the head and stomach Fine overall patina, loss to feet Democratic Republic of Congo 19th Century Size: 23cm high - 9 ins high The ...

Standing Akan Ghana female figure, early 20th century, Africa. Intense expression with large eyes. Female figure with one hand on her breast, representing presenting nourishment from...