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Place of Origin: Senegalese
Figura tribal africana Baule
Located in VALÈNCIA, ES
Figura tribal africana de origen, Senegal o Costa de Marfil
Category
1940s Tribal Vintage Senegalese Folk Art
Materials
Wood
Figura tribal Cenefo
Located in VALÈNCIA, ES
Figura utilizada en los bailes y en los rituales.
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1940s Tribal Vintage Senegalese Folk Art
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Wood
Figura Tribal Cenefo
Located in VALÈNCIA, ES
Figura tribal Cenefo realizada en madera y de origen Senegal
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1920s Tribal Vintage Senegalese Folk Art
Materials
Wood
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