A SIMPLE LONG WOODEN SHIELD WITH PIGMENT DECORATION, DINKA TRIBE OF EAST AFRICA ( No 4234 ) Adornment There are more human forms

There are more human forms around the shaft of the walking stick

A well used silk Kente cloth

This is a rare fetish object in the shape of a hair comb from the Ewe people of Ghana

A charming chameleon divination bronze pendant from the Senufo tribe of the Ivory Coast

The patina is oxidised with age

A SIMPLE LONG WOODEN SHIELD WITH PIGMENT DECORATION, DINKA TRIBE OF EAST AFRICA ( No 4234 ) Adornment There are more human formsThis is a nicely decorated parrying shield from the Dinka people of East Africa. Features geometric painted patina with metal repair on one side. An unusual example. Made from an solid African hardwood.. In good condition, with wear We guarantee that this item has been tribally used. Width approx 70cm