Large Carved and Incised Wooden Bowl from the Taureg Tribe in Mali, Africa
Located in Chicago, IL
This wood bowl from the Tuareg tribe in Mali has a quiet, grounded presence, shaped by hand and time.
Wood
Tuareg Nomadic People, Bowl Stand
Located in Brooklyn, NY
a fantastic hand carved bowl stand, meant to be stuck into the sand of the desert to hold a food bowl for the nomadic Tuareg people of North Africa. intricately carved with tradition...
Wood
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H 3.5 in Dm 16 in
Early 20th Century Moroccan Serving Bowl - Ebony, Inlaid Bone, Silver Coins
Located in Vineyard Haven, MA
This vintage Tuareg serving bowl, called a Kasriya, was sourced from the southern Moroccan town of Zagora.
Bone, Ebony
Early 20th Century Tuareg Bowl
Located in Chicago, IL
An early 20th century Tuareg bowl carved on a single piece of wood incised with a geometric pattern, and with a small brass ring with a leather strap.
Wood
Early 20th Century Tuareg Bowl
Located in Chicago, IL
An early 20th century Tuareg bowl carved of a single piece of wood with an incised line pattern around the perimeter, with three beautifully executed repair straps.
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H 6.5 in Dm 12.25 in
Tribal Wooden Bowl, Strongly Figured Wood, Tuareg, West Africa, Mid-20th Century
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Tribal wooden bowl. Strongly figured wood. Tuareg. West Africa, mid-20th century This striking wooden food or grain bowl comes from the Tuareg, a nomadic people of the West African ...
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H 6.5 in Dm 14.5 in
Tribal Wooden Bowl with Carved Design, Tuareg of West Africa, Mid-20th Century
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Tribal wooden bowl with carved design, Tuareg of the west African Sahel, mid-20th century.
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H 7.75 in Dm 14 in
Tribal Wooden Bowl with Carved Design, Tuareg of West Africa, Mid-20th Century
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Tribal wooden bowl with carved design, 14" diameter. From the Tuareg of the West African Sahel, mid-20th century.
Metal
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H 5.75 in Dm 12.5 in
Tribal Wooden Bowl with Leather Tassel, Tuareg of West Africa, Mid-20th Century
Located in Point Richmond, CA
This wooden food or grain bowl comes from the Tuareg, a nomadic people of the West African Sahel.
Leather, Wood
Rather Large Early 20th Century Tuareg Bowl
Located in Chicago, IL
A rather large early 20th century Tuareg bowl carved of a single piece of wood with incised geometric patterns around the exterior.
Wood
Berber Tuareg Old Wooden Bowl, Only One
Located in Alessandria, Piemonte
This large Tuareg bowl was carved off a single piece of wood, with incised geometric patterns around the exterior.
Wood
Andrianna Shamaris Tribal Antique African Bowl
Located in New York, NY
Beautiful patina on this stunning early 20th century Tuareg bowl hand carved from a single piece of wood.
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H 6.75 in Dm 12.75 in
Tribal Wooden Bowl with Carved Design, Tuareg of West Africa, Mid-20th Century
Located in Point Richmond, CA
Tribal wooden bowl with carved design, Tuareg of the West African Sahel, mid-20th century.
Wood
superb antique bowl from the Tuareg people of Africa
Located in Brooklyn, NY
a wonderfully hand carved and decorated bowl,N. Africa - Tuareg circa 1900 , with original metal repairs
African Bowl by the Touareg 'or Tuareg' Nomadic Tribe
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Made by the Touareg Tribe from Niger, West Africa. Used as food, preparation or milk bowl by the nomadic tribe. Considered a prestigious bowl, the owner did metal repairs to preserve...
Metal
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