Cetro / bastón de poder - Gan / Kaa - Burkina Faso (Sin precio de reserva)






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Scépter / Bastón de poder, de aluminio, de los Gan del Burkina Faso, procedencia colección Manfred Schäfer (antiguo dueño de galería de Ulm, Alemania), dimensiones 86 cm de alto, 14 cm de ancho, 12 cm de fondo, peso 1000 g, en buen estado, sin base.
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Beautiful power stick stick from the Gan people of Burkina Faso. The scepteris made out of aluminium and is in good condition with traces of wear and tear. The scepter is finely carved with Gan motivs.
Certain objects (power sticks, scepters, fly swatters, etc.) are exclusive attributes of the function of chief or king, a set of objects that we call re galia . These are the material symbols of the chief’s power.
Command staffs or scepters have always been the insignia of African kings. In some cases, they may also have played the role of phallic symbols evoking notions of power and fertility, in association with royalty.
The scepter was so important in symbolizing royal power that even when it was not in the hands of the sovereign, it was shown the respect due to the leade
Provenance: Manfred Schäfer collection, ex- gallery owner from Ulm, Germany.
Shipping within 24 hours after the payment is received. Tracking number will be provided. Signature upon delivery. Fully insured.
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Beautiful power stick stick from the Gan people of Burkina Faso. The scepteris made out of aluminium and is in good condition with traces of wear and tear. The scepter is finely carved with Gan motivs.
Certain objects (power sticks, scepters, fly swatters, etc.) are exclusive attributes of the function of chief or king, a set of objects that we call re galia . These are the material symbols of the chief’s power.
Command staffs or scepters have always been the insignia of African kings. In some cases, they may also have played the role of phallic symbols evoking notions of power and fertility, in association with royalty.
The scepter was so important in symbolizing royal power that even when it was not in the hands of the sovereign, it was shown the respect due to the leade
Provenance: Manfred Schäfer collection, ex- gallery owner from Ulm, Germany.
Shipping within 24 hours after the payment is received. Tracking number will be provided. Signature upon delivery. Fully insured.
