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Traditional art describes the most popular and studied forms of
African art which are typically found in museum collections such as
Statues, usually of wood or ivory, are often inlaid with cowrie
shells, metal studs and nails.
Decorative clothing is also
commonplace and comprises another large part of African art.
Among the most complex of African textiles is the colorful,
strip-woven Kente cloth of Ghana. Boldly patterned mudcloth is
another well known technique.
Antique, classical, ethnic, ethnographic, ethno-tribal, native, ritual,
traditional, tribal,
so-called "primitive" art from Sub-Saharan black Africa.
Antique African
art, sculpture, textiles, pottery, painting, ceramics, bronze, ivory , figures, furniture, neck supports, ceremonial staffs, diverse objects from metal and bone, as well as weapons,
musical instruments, cult objects and tools. Tribal Art carvings.
Igbo Mbeke Mkpi Ijele Mbari musical instruments doors stools,
mirror frames , trays , dolls, figures Owerri Ibibio Fulani Hausa Nupe Lobi
Wooden masks, which might either be human or animal or of
mythical creatures, most commonly found in western Africa.
and used for celebrations, initiations, crop harvesting,
and war preparation worn by a initiated
dancer. . African masks often
represent a spirit and Most African masks are
made with wood, and can be decorated with: Ivory, animal hair,
plant fibers , pigments , stones, and semi-precious gems.
Ceremonial masks
from Kenya, Botwana, Burundi, Cameroon, Congo, Ivory Coast, Madagascar,
Mozambique, Malawi, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Gabon,
Guinea, Senegal, Sierra leone, Somalia, Sudan, Swaziland , Togo, West Africa, Rift Valley Olduvai ,Gorge Ikenga Iko Okochi ritual
masks, burial masks
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