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Equestrian figure Koma-Bulsa - Ghana
Terracotta, 14th-15th century (dating by thermoluminescence test)
Naturalistic sculpture presenting some artistic motifs typical of ancient Koma-Bulsa cultural traditions, notably the cocave hairstyle with braided frontal ornaments, the chiik half-moon necklace similar to that worn by the Bulsa today, the dagger inserted in an ornamental thong worn to the left shoulder.
H: 33.5 cm; L: 26 cm; D: 13 cm
Interexpert 388317 thermoluminescence test of March 18, 1988
Exceptional antique African Tribal Art terracotta sculpture representing a rider on his horse. It dates back from the 14th -15th century AD and its dating has been confirmed by a thermoluminescence test (Interexpert certificate 388317, 18 March 1988) - scan attached with the photos.
It belongs to the Koma-Bulsa culture located in present Ghana.
This is a naturalist sculpture with traditional Koma-Bulsa patterns as the concave shape hairstyle, the half-moon chiik necklace similar to the ones worn by Bulsa people today, the knife laced on the upper arm.
It is exceptional to find a confirmed antique African terracotta in such a well-preserved state.
(TL Test)
Ref: 0YUWHA1W9M
Style | Other style (Terracotta sculpture of Other style Style) |
Century | 16th century and older (Terracotta sculpture 16th century and older) |
Width (cm) | 26 |
Height (cm) | 33.5 |
Depth (cm) | 13 |
Materials | Terracotta |
Shipping Time | Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days |
Location | 75008, Paris, France |
Avant-Garde Gallery
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