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Chi-wara - Wood - Bambara - Mali - 43 cm.

Original tywara with two heads and four horns.
They are connected to a quadruped by a diamond-shaped support decorated with geometric lines.
It comes from the Markala region.
It shows a strong symmetry along its full height.
Its patina is dark and brown.
Private collection.

Chi- wara - Bois - Bambara - Mali -43 cm.

Original tywara à deux têtes et 4 cornes.
Elles sont reliées à un quadrupède par un support en losange décoré de lignes géométriques.
Il provient de la région de Markala.
Il montre une grande symétrie sur toute sa hauteur.
Sa patine est sombre et brune.
Collection personnelle.

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Sogonikun - Chi Wara - Bambara - Mali  (No reserve price)

Late 20th century - Wood - Good condition

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The Sogonikun is a 43 cm wooden Chi Wara from Mali, made by the Bambara people and originating from the Markala region.

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