Ethnography
Africa

Fetish or altar figure "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now420 €

SoldFetish necklace "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…

Fetish necklace "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now65 €

Fetish necklace "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now65 €

Fetish necklace "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now50 €

Fetish necklace "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now40 €

Wooden figure "Nkiteki". The Bembe (also called Babembe, Beembe, Cuabembe and Wabembe) are an small ethnic and linguistic group (of 60 to 80,000 people) based in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, western Tanzania and Burundi…» Buy now450 €

Power figure "Boulou". The Beti-Pahuin are a group of closely related Bantu ethnic groups located in rainforest regions of Cameroon, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, and São Tomé and Príncipe…» Buy now650 €

Wooden figure "Nkisi". The Songye (called also Basonge, Bayembre, Songe, Wasonga) people inhabit a vast territory between the Sankuru and Lubilash rivers west and the Lualaba river in the east, vast group of villages can be found in Kasaï-Oriental, Katanga and the Kivu Provinces…» Buy now350 €

Wooden figure "Nkisi Nkondi". Bakongo (also known Congo, Mkongo or Mukongo) are a Bantu ethnic group who speak the Kikongo language…» Buy now295 €

Wooden figure "Mu po". The Cameroon Grasslands is inhabited by a large number of related peoples…» Buy now270 €

Wooden figure "Tadep". The Mambila people (in Nigeria called Mambilla) live on both sides of the Nigeria/Cameroon border, most of them (c. 40,000) on the Mambila plateau in Nigeria…» Buy now650 €

Power figure "Boli". The Bamana people (called also Bambara, Banmana) are a Mandé ethnic group native to much of West Africa, primarily upper Niger region Mali, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea and Gambia whose language, Bambara belongs to the Mandé branch of the Niger-Congo language family…» Buy now950 €

Fetish or altar figure "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now170 €

Fetish or altar figure "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now140 €

Fetish "Vodun". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now320 €

Necklace "Obumnyama". Zulu people are a Bantu ethnic group, probably the largest single population group in South Africa…» Buy now85 €

Necklace "Obumpofu". Zulu people are a Bantu ethnic group, probably the largest single population group in South Africa…» Buy now80 €

Necklace "Obuluhlaza". Zulu people are a Bantu ethnic group, probably the largest single population group in South Africa…» Buy now110 €

Necklace "Obumnyama". Zulu people are a Bantu ethnic group, probably the largest single population group in South Africa…» Buy now85 €

Necklace "Obuluhlaza". Zulu people are a Bantu ethnic group, probably the largest single population group in South Africa…» Buy now95 €

Strand of glass beads "Venetian". This absolutely stunning strand of colorful glass beads are from West-Africa. There are beautiful collection of various glass beads…» Buy now220 €

Strand of glass beads "Venetian". Strand of various antique glass beads from West-Africa. Most of the glass beads shown here are originally from Venice, Italy and manufactured in late 19th century…» Buy now119 €

Glass beads ”Vaseline” jonquil. Dating back in 19th century, vaseline beads are attractive jonquil/ greenish yellow beads whose gorgeous color is attributed to the presence of uranium salts…» Buy now280 €

SoldWooden figure "Nkisi Nkondi". Bakongo (also known Congo, Mkongo or Mukongo) are a Bantu ethnic group who speak the Kikongo language…

Granary door panel "Mitsogo". The Mitsogo (Tsogo) are ethno-cultural group from the Gabon. They reside in the forested highlands mainly in Ngounié Province to the north and east of Mouila…» Buy now1200 €

SoldCeremonial mask "Idok Ekpo". The Ibibio people are a coastal people in southern Nigeria. They are mostly found in Akwa Ibom and Cross River state…

Ceremonial rattle "Kayamba". The Maasai are an indigenous ethnic group inhabiting northern, central and southern Kenya and northern Tanzania…» Buy now200 €

Fetish figure "Mafa". The Cameroon Grasslands is inhabited by a large number of related peoples…» Buy now400 €

Ceremonial mask "Elu". The Ogoni (Khana) are a minority ethnic people who live in the Western Niger Delta Region of southern Nigeria…» Buy now850 €

Ceremonial rattle "Musambo". The Cameroon Grasslands is inhabited by a large number of related peoples…» Buy now200 €

Wooden figure "Okuyi". The Punu (Bapunu, Puonou, Apono etc.) reside on the Ogowe River Basin in small independent villages divided into clans and families…» Buy now1200 €

Stool "Pokot". The Pokot (Pökoot) are farming and herding population of about 100 000 persons who live in the West Pokot County and Baringo County in Kenya and in the Pokot District of the eastern Karamoja region in Uganda…» Buy now300 €

Strand of terracotta beads "Coptic". These ancient terracotta beads are just mesmerizing. The small tube-form terracotta beads are from Mali and date from roughly 1100 to 1300AD…» Buy now60 €

Strand of glass beads "Venetian pastel miniature". This gorgeous strand of colorful glass beads are from West-Africa. There are beautiful collection of various smaller glass beads…» Buy now120 €

Strand of glass beads "Venetian pastel miniature". This gorgeous strand of colorful glass beads are from West-Africa. There are beautiful collection of various smaller glass beads…» Buy now140 €

Strand of pastel glass beads "Krobo". Beautiful strand of hand-made powder glass beads from Ghana, West Africa. Irregular round and tubular shapes. Traces of wearing and handling over many years…» Buy now25 €

Collection of glass beads "Venetian". The lovely collection of various antique glass beads from West-Africa…» Buy now60 €

Glass beads ”Vaseline” jonquil. Dating back in 19th century, vaseline beads are attractive jonquil/ greenish yellow beads whose gorgeous color is attributed to the presence of uranium salts…» Buy now110 €

Headrest "Barkin". The Aweer (also called Waboni, Boni, Wata, Sanye or Ogoda) people inhabiting the Coast Province in southeastern Kenya…» Buy now350 €

Headrest "Barkin". The Aweer (also called Waboni, Boni, Wata, Sanye or Ogoda) people inhabiting the Coast Province in southeastern Kenya…» Buy now320 €

Flute "Ndong". The Cameroon Grasslands is inhabited by a large number of related peoples…» Buy now450 €

Ceremonial mask "Kasangu". The Salampasu (called also Asalampasu, Basalampasu or Mpasu), who live south of the Lwalwa and the Mbagani and west of the Lulua River on the frontier between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola, once had a reputation as fierce warriors and headhunters…» Buy now400 €

SoldCeremonial mask "Punu". The Punu (Bapunu, Puonou, Apono etc.) reside on the Ogowe River Basin in small independent villages divided into clans and families…

Headrest "Barkin". The Aweer (also called Waboni, Boni, Wata, Sanye or Ogoda) people inhabiting the Coast Province in southeastern Kenya…» Buy now300 €

Headrest "Barkin". The Aweer (also called Waboni, Boni, Wata, Sanye or Ogoda) people inhabiting the Coast Province in southeastern Kenya…» Buy now300 €

SoldHeadrest "Barkin". The Aweer (also called Waboni, Boni, Wata, Sanye or Ogoda) people inhabiting the Coast Province in southeastern Kenya…

Ceremonial currency "Fon". Fon (called also Fon nu, Agadja or Dahomey) and Ewé people, related linguistically and culturally, live along the coast and in the hinterland of south Benin (called Dahomey until 1975) and adjacent parts of Togo, and eastern Ghana in West Africa…» Buy now70 €

SoldWooden figure "Tadep". The Mambila people (in Nigeria called Mambilla) live on both sides of the Nigeria/Cameroon border, most of them (c. 40,000) on the Mambila plateau in Nigeria…

Ceremonial mask "Ge bande". The Dan (also called Gio or Yakuba) are an ethnolinguistic grouping of people inhabiting the mountainous west-central Côte d'Ivoire and adjacent areas of Liberia…» Buy now350 €