Vintage Cameroon

Crafted by an artisan of the Nupe peoples of Nigeria and Cameroon, this wooden post was originally

, golden. The Fang, formerly called Pahouin, are divided into several subsets in three countries, Cameroon

residing in Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, and Congo-Brazzaville. These masks are used during Ngil

Bégué, born in 1949 in Cameroon. She lived with her parents in Africa until the age of 16. She studied

. Chantal Bégué, born1949 in Cameroon. She lived with her parents in Africa until the age of 16. She studied

is a very large African mahogany (Entandrophragma utile) that occurs chiefly in the Cameroons and

Cameroon. They produce monumental anthropomorphic wooden statues, used for ritual purposes, with an

. United States Embassy, Yaoundé, Cameroon Awards & Honors Women's Studio Workshop Studio Residency Grant

(eg. England, Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Germany, the United States, but also Cameroon). A large

The numerous peoples of the Grassfields region of Cameroon are organized into chiefdoms, which are

Hand carved primitive Cameroon dark wood table.

Round Table, carved out of single piece of Baobao wood

Wood paddle from Douala, Cameroon.

Handbeaded head with a face on either side, probably depicting the twins of Gemini.

Ceremonial hat worn in fertility dance. Purple dyed feathers upon black linen frame.

Hand carved from one piece of Baobao wood, very detailed intricate carving. Refinished with mottled Morrocan red highlights.

Indigo blue hand dyed ceremonial cloth. Woven on narrow 19" loom.
Framed in flat black frame.

Hippo shield with ribbed surface, placed on a metal stand.

Decorative Yellow cameroon Ju Ju hat

Resist dye and hand woven on narrow loom. Mounted and framed under plexiglass.

Hand-carved, wood, African Cameroon stools, pair.

Ceremonial hat worn in fertility dance. Red dyed feathers with dark black feathered hat structure.

Indigo Hand Dyed Ceremonial Cloth. Woven on narrow 19" loom. Used to Hang Behind Kings during Ceremonies. Framed in flat black wood frame.

A group of three beaded cameroon dance aprons in traditional floral horse and abstract motifs set

Pair of Cameroon stools, brown.

Bold and expressive decorative mask of carved wood from Cameroon, on pedestal base, 1950s

hand tie died with rafia

Ebonized African drum side table. A few sizes available.

Hand carved, wood, African Cameroon stools.

Hand carved, wood, African Cameroon stools, one available.

Exotic Cameroon African headdress created by the Bamileke people. Come in pink, white, and

A pair of African bronze Bamileke tribe well carved horn Tribe, Cameroon West Region with hand

Classic African drum table with carved apron.

Hand carved wood stools with slits

A splendid large multi colored beaded fertility doll from the Fali of Cameroon The doll

Cameroon hand carved side table.

African Cameroon low table, 1940s.

table/stool is made by African hardwood from the Bamileke tribe located West of the Republic of Cameroon

Cameroon, 1970's Young woman’s Multicolor bead skirt, from “Kirdi” peoples. Measures: H 20 x

RICHLY CARVED ON ALL SIDES,BACK IS FANTASTIC

Carved from one continuous piece of the wood from a baobao tree, hand rubbed finish.

Hand carved round table that is perfectly suitable as a coffee table. Carved out of a single piece of Baobao wood

Hand carved crisscross design wood, painted white, African Cameroon stools.

A pair of Cameroon dance ceremony feather masks hand dyed in teal blue and dark burgundy. Blue mask

These beautifully detailed tables are hand carved by the people of the Bamileke tribe in Cameroon

No nails, no glue, carved on bothsides from an African treetrunk. There is a companion table also listed, very slight differences (was sold).

SIMILAR,YET CHARMINGLY DIFFERENT HANDCARVED STOOLS

Pair of white painted hand carved stool, carved from single piece of wood. Great side tables.

Indigo hand dyed ceremonial cloth. Woven on narrow 19" loom. Framed in flat black wood frame.

CARVED FROM A TREETRUNK

Decorative Ju Ju hat wall piece.

Indigo hand dyed ceremonial cloth. Woven on narrow 19" loom. Used to hang behind kings during ceremonies. Framed in flat black wood frame.

Large pieced together strip woven pieces of resist dyed indigo fabric.

SPECTACULAR PAINTING AND CARVING

Mother nursing the baby sculpture.

INTRICATE BEAD WORK ON WOOD AND LEATHER

Much of the northern part of Cameroon produces little sculpture; however, the Bamileke tribe