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  Ekoi (Ejagham): Ekoi wooden masks are covered with animal skin. These figures usually refer to cultural or war heroes. This piece was worn on the top of a woman's head. 20 1/4" tall x 11 1/4" W. Niger

  $540.00

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  Yoruba Esu dance wand. Esu is one of the most important and prominent of the 401 orishas or demigods of the Yoruba religion in the south west of Nigeria. A look at the handle reveals evidence of use.

  $290.00

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  Yoruba "Gelede" mask. The Yoruba created this celebration in the 20th century. It celebrates older women, known to have much power, in a month-long event. Nigeria; wood 57 3/4" h on stand, 17 1/4" d x

  $535.00

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  Yoruba Edan of the Ogboni Society: These bronze figures act as an emblem of this co-ed secret society. Members wear a small version of this around their necks. Nigeria. From bottom of spike ot top of

  $725.00

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  Yoruba Ajere. Used for divination. Most likely held cola nut, which are used in one of two forms of divination. 12 7/8 " h. x 6 5/8 " deep front to back. Nigeria

  $649.00