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Wood sculptures, 'Yoruba Justice' (pair) (Ghana)
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African Sculpture
Description: 11" x 8 ½", 155 pp, copy is clean and tight with small crease on rear cover, includes 100's of bw illustrations, exhibition catalog.
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redskybooks.net
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African Sculpture
Reprint. Black and white photographs by the author. Near fine with light age-toning to glossy card covers.
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betweenthecovers.com
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Yoruba African Stencil
African Stencils Yoruba African Wall Stencil Stencil Pattern Size: 21w x 21.5h Single overlay, reusable 10 mil mylar Download free wall stencil instructions 6004
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royaldesignstudio.com
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african sculpture
These stunning wooden carvings are specially crafted by artisans to add beauty to your home. Carved sculpture wood
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articimo.com
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African Sculpture
WASHINGTON, D.C. National Gallery of Art. African Sculpture. By William Fagg. 156 pp. with 193 plates, a few are in color. 4to, wraps. 1970.
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ursusbooks.com
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afrikboutik.com
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Tribal Yoruba Sculpture
The Yoruba gods form a true pantheon; the creator god, Olodumare, reigns over almost four hundred orisha (deities) and nature spirits who live among the rocks, trees, and rivers. Their figures, more often of Shango (also spelled Sango and Sagoe), deity of thunder and lightning are carved from wood and kept in shrines.
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djoniba.com
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Yoruba African Sculpture
The Yoruba gods form a true pantheon; the creator god, Olodumare, reigns over almost four hundred orisha (deities) and nature spirits who live among the rocks, trees, and rivers. Their figures, more often of Shango (also spelled Sango and Sagoe), deity of thunder and lightning are carved from wood and kept in shrines.
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djoniba.com
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African Yoruba house of the head
Yoruba people are believed to venerate an individuals "inner head", a spirit that is responsiblwe for the persons's destiny. The symbolic inner head is preserved in a container called "house of the head." It is made from leather and cloth and covered with cowrie shells, which are associated with wealth, a sign of the owner's prestige in the tribe.
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tribalworks.com
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