African Bamana Chiwara Couple Antelope Headcrests Collector's Item Experience tradition and exceptional craftsmanship

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Embrace the enduring legacy of Juan Quezada and the captivating world of Mata Ortiz pottery with this extraordinary signed creation

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giving it a beautiful light brown hue that is as gentle on the environment as it is striking to the eye

this delightful piece is a testament to the era's ingenuity and craftsmanship

African Bamana Chiwara Couple Antelope Headcrests Collector's Item Experience tradition and exceptional craftsmanshipThis couple of Chiwara antelope masks from the Bamana people in Mali is fixed on a natural color wood, with an irregular, heavy base for safe display, forming a strong sculptural family composition: the impressive male and the female carrying their baby on her back. The Bamana, also known as Bambara, constitute one of the largest ethnic groups in their region. With agriculture at the core of their traditional way of life, Bamana society and art are