Shield - Punu shield - Punu - Gabon (No reserve price)

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Bouclier, a round wooden reproduction from Gabon in the Punu tradition, carved with geometric relief and a central mask, made of thuya wood, measuring 70 cm in height, width and depth, in excellent condition and not supplied with a stand.

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This magnificent round wooden object resembles a traditional African shield, such as a Punu ceremonial shield from Gabon or a piece of tribal art from another ethnicity in Central Africa.

Object characteristics
Form and motifs: A round shape with geometric relief sculptures and a face or carved mask at its center.
Materials: Sculpted wood enhanced with light pigments, often kaolin-based, contrasting with the dark wood.
Function: Decorative or ceremonial object inspired by customary and traditional African art.

This magnificent round wooden object resembles a traditional African shield, such as a Punu ceremonial shield from Gabon or a piece of tribal art from another ethnicity in Central Africa.

Object characteristics
Form and motifs: A round shape with geometric relief sculptures and a face or carved mask at its center.
Materials: Sculpted wood enhanced with light pigments, often kaolin-based, contrasting with the dark wood.
Function: Decorative or ceremonial object inspired by customary and traditional African art.

Details

Indigenous object name
Punu shield
Number of objects
1
Ethnic group/ culture
Punu
Country of Origin
Gabon
Material
Wood (Thunya)
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Title of artwork
Shield
Height
70 cm
Width
70 cm
Depth
70 cm
Authenticity
Reproduction/replica
FranceVerified
413
Objects sold
100%
Private

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