Djenne vessel - フィギュア - Dogon - Mali

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A Djenné terracotta vessel, Mali, brown to reddish patina. Certificate of origin and Provenance.

A Djenné terracotta vessel refers to pottery that originates from the region around the ancient city of Djenné, located in Mali, West Africa. Djenné is famous for its rich cultural heritage and the ancient Djenné-Djenno archaeological site, which has been inhabited since around 250 BC. The area is renowned for its distinctive pottery traditions, especially its terracotta vessels.

Djenné terracotta pottery is typically handmade and features a range of shapes and sizes, from large storage jars to smaller ceremonial vessels. The pottery is often characterized by its smooth, reddish-brown surface and intricately molded or sculpted details. The designs can include geometric patterns, human or animal motifs, and sometimes abstract forms. The artisans of Djenné use traditional hand-building techniques, such as coiling, and burnish the pottery for a smooth finish.

Historically, the terracotta vessels were used for practical purposes, such as storing water, grains, and other goods, but some pieces were also made for ritualistic or funerary purposes. The craftsmanship of Djenné pottery is an important reflection of the region's long-standing artistic and cultural traditions.

The style of Djenné pottery has influenced contemporary African art, and some pieces have become highly sought after by collectors and museums for their cultural and artistic value.

Provenance: Jean-Michel Huguenin, Paris

The seller guarantees and can prove that the object was obtained legally. The seller was informed by Catawiki that they had to provide the documentation required by the laws and regulations in their country of residence. The seller guarantees and is entitled to sell/export this object. The seller will provide all provenance information known about the object to the buyer. The seller ensures that any necessary permits are/will be arranged. The seller will inform the buyer immediately about any delays in obtaining such permits.

Seller's Story

Montagut Gallery アフリカ部族美術を専門とするギャラリー Montagut Gallery はアフリカ大陸の部族美術を専門に扱うギャラリーで、アフリカ大陸の豊かな美術遺産を探求し、称えることを目的とした空間です。1990年にバルセロナで創設され、部族美術を愛する人々の拠り所となってきたのは、Guilhem Montagut の情熱と推進力のおかげです。 部族美術への深い関心に導かれ、Guilhem Montagut は部族美術の世界へと没頭しました。その道を開いたのは、先駆者でありビジョナリーでもある Rachel Montagut の影響で、彼女は創設者として知られ、著名なギャラリストです。それ以来、同ギャラリーは国際美術界におけるアフリカ美術の美しさと重要性を広めるという使命に忠実であり続けています。 Montagut Gallery の存在はバルセロナの境界を越え、世界的に名高い美術フェアである Tefaf Maastricht、Brafa Art Fair、Paris Tribal、Parcours des Mondes、FAB などに積極的に参加しています。 ギャラリーは多分野にわたる展覧会を企画し、アフリカ美術と他の美術言語と対話・対比させることで、文化交流と省察の場を創出します。その目的は、アフリカ美術が単なる独自の文化表現であるだけでなく、世界美術史の遺産として不可欠な一部であることを広く理解させることです。
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A Djenné terracotta vessel, Mali, brown to reddish patina. Certificate of origin and Provenance.

A Djenné terracotta vessel refers to pottery that originates from the region around the ancient city of Djenné, located in Mali, West Africa. Djenné is famous for its rich cultural heritage and the ancient Djenné-Djenno archaeological site, which has been inhabited since around 250 BC. The area is renowned for its distinctive pottery traditions, especially its terracotta vessels.

Djenné terracotta pottery is typically handmade and features a range of shapes and sizes, from large storage jars to smaller ceremonial vessels. The pottery is often characterized by its smooth, reddish-brown surface and intricately molded or sculpted details. The designs can include geometric patterns, human or animal motifs, and sometimes abstract forms. The artisans of Djenné use traditional hand-building techniques, such as coiling, and burnish the pottery for a smooth finish.

Historically, the terracotta vessels were used for practical purposes, such as storing water, grains, and other goods, but some pieces were also made for ritualistic or funerary purposes. The craftsmanship of Djenné pottery is an important reflection of the region's long-standing artistic and cultural traditions.

The style of Djenné pottery has influenced contemporary African art, and some pieces have become highly sought after by collectors and museums for their cultural and artistic value.

Provenance: Jean-Michel Huguenin, Paris

The seller guarantees and can prove that the object was obtained legally. The seller was informed by Catawiki that they had to provide the documentation required by the laws and regulations in their country of residence. The seller guarantees and is entitled to sell/export this object. The seller will provide all provenance information known about the object to the buyer. The seller ensures that any necessary permits are/will be arranged. The seller will inform the buyer immediately about any delays in obtaining such permits.

Seller's Story

Montagut Gallery アフリカ部族美術を専門とするギャラリー Montagut Gallery はアフリカ大陸の部族美術を専門に扱うギャラリーで、アフリカ大陸の豊かな美術遺産を探求し、称えることを目的とした空間です。1990年にバルセロナで創設され、部族美術を愛する人々の拠り所となってきたのは、Guilhem Montagut の情熱と推進力のおかげです。 部族美術への深い関心に導かれ、Guilhem Montagut は部族美術の世界へと没頭しました。その道を開いたのは、先駆者でありビジョナリーでもある Rachel Montagut の影響で、彼女は創設者として知られ、著名なギャラリストです。それ以来、同ギャラリーは国際美術界におけるアフリカ美術の美しさと重要性を広めるという使命に忠実であり続けています。 Montagut Gallery の存在はバルセロナの境界を越え、世界的に名高い美術フェアである Tefaf Maastricht、Brafa Art Fair、Paris Tribal、Parcours des Mondes、FAB などに積極的に参加しています。 ギャラリーは多分野にわたる展覧会を企画し、アフリカ美術と他の美術言語と対話・対比させることで、文化交流と省察の場を創出します。その目的は、アフリカ美術が単なる独自の文化表現であるだけでなく、世界美術史の遺産として不可欠な一部であることを広く理解させることです。
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Details

時代
1400-1900
アイテム数
1
タイトル
Djenne vessel
原産国
Mali
素材
Terracotta
民族/文化
Dogon
台座付き
いいえ'
コンディション
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
高さ
12 cm
幅
11 cm
奥行き
11 cm
推定年代
1400-1450
スペインVerified
372
Objects sold
100%
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