gold powder box. - Koudouo. - Akan - Ghana/Ivory Coast

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Bronze Akan koudouo powder box titled Boîte à poudre d'or from the early 20th century, origin Ghana/Côte d'Ivoire, provenance Collection privée, original/authentic, weight 62 g, dimensions 1.8 cm high x 2 cm wide x 5.2 cm deep, lid surmounted by a crocodile, sold with no stand.

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The boxes used to store gold powder come in two types: those made of bronze, rectangular or square, with lids surmounted by geometric symbols and by zoomorphic or anthropomorphic subjects, which are named koudouo. Cast using the lost-wax process, their lid could sometimes serve as a weight. The other type of box, named abampouroua, corresponds to oval boxes made of hammered and riveted brass sheets, bearing motifs engraved with a burin. According to G. Niangoura-Bouah's work "The Akan Universe of Weights for Weighing Gold". The Nonfigurative Weights Vol I, page 88.

This rectangular koudouo box is equipped with a lid surmounted by a crocodile.
Sometimes these lids could serve as weights for weighing the gold powder.

Height 1.8 cm x Width 2 cm x Depth 5.2 cm Weight 62 g

Shipped by registered Colissimo.

The boxes used to store gold powder come in two types: those made of bronze, rectangular or square, with lids surmounted by geometric symbols and by zoomorphic or anthropomorphic subjects, which are named koudouo. Cast using the lost-wax process, their lid could sometimes serve as a weight. The other type of box, named abampouroua, corresponds to oval boxes made of hammered and riveted brass sheets, bearing motifs engraved with a burin. According to G. Niangoura-Bouah's work "The Akan Universe of Weights for Weighing Gold". The Nonfigurative Weights Vol I, page 88.

This rectangular koudouo box is equipped with a lid surmounted by a crocodile.
Sometimes these lids could serve as weights for weighing the gold powder.

Height 1.8 cm x Width 2 cm x Depth 5.2 cm Weight 62 g

Shipped by registered Colissimo.

Details

Indigenous object name
Koudouo.
Ethnic group/ culture
Akan
Country of Origin
Ghana/Ivory Coast
Period
Early 20th century
Material
Bronze
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Good condition
Title of artwork
gold powder box.
Height
1.8 cm
Width
2 cm
Depth
5.2 cm
Weight
62 g
Provenance
Private collection
Authenticity
Original/official
Sold by
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Objects sold
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