Loom pulley stirrup - Baoulé culture, Ivory Coast - First half of the 20th century

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20th century
Tribal Art
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From: 93400, Saint-Ouen, France

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    LOOM PULLEY Yoke
    Baoulé culture, Ivory Coast
    First half of the 20th century
    Wood, iron and pigments
    H.: 15; L.: 6; Thickness: 5 cm

    This monoxyle stirrup is carved in the shape of a horseshoe and animated on the upper part of an anthropomorphic figure with characteristic features: an oval face with a slender chin, a shell hairstyle animated by four braids with geometric incisions, eyes underlined with pigments kaolin whites, brow ridges leading to a long nose and a cup-shaped mouth. The neck is punctuated three times with geometric scarifications, the cheeks are also marked with these facial designs.

    The stirrups were used to hang the warps from the loom.

    Text and photos © FCP CORIDON

    Ref.LP: 3044

    Ref: OLQWAJA5XF

    Condition Good
    Ethnic group Baoulé - Baule
    Style Tribal Art (African Usuels and Rituals items of Tribal Art Style)
    Period 20th century (African Usuels and Rituals items 20th century)
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 93400, Saint-Ouen, France
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