Tribal Fertility

A "Mende" carved wood female fertility figure.

Tribal art from Borneo (Indonesia) approx. 1920 Fertility symbol of carved wood, untouched

fertility dolls from Southern Ghana and nearby areas. from Ghana, 1930-1940. Disk-headed akuaba figures

A pair of Akua´ba (Akuba/Akwaba) fertility dolls from Ghana. 20th century. 2 disc-headed carved

A precious African Art Statue with oven balls for hair, basket weave texture on the face, and wearing a loin cloth. The brass panels are applied on the entire head and face and some ...

This is a fertility mask called an AKUABA. It's a ceremonial mask of the Akan tribe of Ghana.

Antique Ashanti Akua’ba Fertility Doll, Ghana – African Tribal Art, Ethnographic Sculpture A rare

beads or clothes, the figure ensured future fertility. Carved with a characteristically small head and

On offer is an Ashanti female fertility figure from Ghana, West Africa, circa Mid-20th century

A group of six collected Ndebele hand beaded fertility dolls of various sizes and designs. The

This Piece is very primitive. Its a mid to early 2oth century piece. Its carved from wood and has lots of character and patina.

A wonderful set of five early 20th century iron phallus figures from Togo. Fertility figures like

African Ghana Contemporary carved wood Ashanti fertility doll in a minimalist style features a

African Congo mid 20th-Century carved wooden Songye (South-Eastern Congo) fertility figure on a

century African Yoruba hand-carved wood fertility doll made in the Tribal style. These dolls are not only

Nigerian 20th c. female fertility figure hand crafted by the Yoruba people out of carved wood

Côte d\'Ivoire 20th c. fertility figure hand carved from a single piece of wood with carved details

African Mali mid 20th-Century hand carved wooden standing Luba female feritility figure Good, surface patina, drill holes on top of head and center chest, light hairlines

As beautiful as rare, antique Fertility Fetish Statue from South Kalimantan (Indonesia / Borneo

A very decorative fertility mask by the Baule tribe, associated with the Akan people who live both

African Ivory Coast Late 20th Century carved wood Baule female fertility figure with incised hair

Amazing pair of imposing West African Baga Nimba fertility shoulder mask sculptures or statues

20th Century African Cameroon Namji Doll for Prosperity, Health & Fertility Offered for sale in a

African D.R Congo 20th-Century carved wooden Luba female fertility figure with beaded black, blue

African Nigeria Mid-Century carved wood Yoruba female figure seated on a post with incised coiffed hair, smiling expression and a playful child stradling her back. Wear to finish, s...

PAIR of Ghanaian 20th century mirrored fertility doll hand carved by the Ashanti people depicting a

Ghanaian 20th century mirrored fertility doll hand carved by the Ashanti people depicting a figure

Ghanaian 20th century mirrored fertility doll hand carved by the Ashanti people depicting a figure

horn representing the male. Together they form a sacred emblem of fertility and abundance. Each motif

African heritage, this Akua’ba doll is an exceptional addition for collectors of tribal art, fertility

An African tribal house post bearing a fertility symbol. Natural sun-bleached African hardwood.

tribal emblems of protection and fertility, anchor the composition, while the surrounding motifs—tiny

produced by tribal weavers. Their surfaces became canvases for personal expression and spiritual protection

and fertility. Ambiguous tribal symbols further add to the mystical narrative, inviting interpretation

symbols in Persian tribal weaving. Long associated with fertility, heroism, strength, and masculinity

-brown with such pleasant pinks and blues. Connoisseurs may note a variety of tribal symbols, from

, dining spaces, or entryways. The tribal motifs symbolize protection, fertility, and good fortune, adding

52419 Vintage Turkish Oushak Rug, 06'05 x 11'09. Embark on a journey where tribal enchantment meets

” medallions. In the lexicon of Kazak design, these motifs are symbols of protection, fertility, and tribal

protection, fertility, and tribal lineage. The “colorful” palette is a hallmark of the late 19th-century

, and features a central latticework relief that likely symbolises fertility or tribal lineages. Small

, imbuing interiors with timeless elegance and enduring charm. Infused with tribal enchantment and boho

, symbolizing fertility, protection, and the continuity of life. The geometric tribal border is another element

fertility among its tribal contexts, further lending to the conversational, collectible nature of this

knotted field filled with rich tribal symbolism and sharp geometric precision. The rug’s primary field

houses an X-shape, a subtle nod to female attributes and fertility, echoing the tribal essence. These

geometric frames, tribal motifs—symbols of protection, fertility, and continuity—emerge like whispers from

lines, X-shapes, cross motifs, concentric lozenges, and​ ambiguous tribal motifs symbolizing womanhood

representing fertility, protection, or tribal affiliation. The fibulae can also feature engraved patterns

Beni Mrirt rug carries the spiritual resonance of tribal storytelling, symbolizing protection