Turkana 生育娃娃“ikoku ngide” – 肯尼亚 – 棕榈果、兽皮和珠子 (没有保留价)
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肯尼亚土地卡纳Turkana 生育娃娃 ikoku ngide，采用三裂 palm nut、纺织品与玻璃珠制成，来源为现任所有者就地收集，状况良好、不配底座，真实性为原始/官方。
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土鲁卡纳族生育人偶“ikoku ngide”——肯尼亚——棕榈果核、纺织品与珠饰
Details
Origin: Kenya
People: Turkana
Type: Fertility doll, “ikoku ngide”
Material(s): Three-lobed palm nut, textile, glass beads
Period: 1960s–1970s
Provenance: Collected in situ by the present owner
Dimensions: height 12 cm
Stand: None
Description
A rare Turkana fertility doll, known as ikoku ngide, from Kenya.
Among the Turkana, dolls of this type were traditionally made from a naturally three-lobed palm nut. Their powerful form comes directly from the organic shape of the nut, which evokes a simplified human body with head and lateral volumes.
This example is especially appealing for its raw and archaic presence. It is not a highly adorned doll, but a very direct and intimate object, whose strength lies in its simplicity, age and honest surface.
The three-lobed nut has developed a deep reddish-brown patina, glossy in places from handling. The surface shows cracks, small holes, rubbing and age-related marks, giving the object a strong sense of use and time.
The doll retains a black cape or garment around the upper body, with a very restrained decoration of small white beads at the back. This minimal adornment reinforces the austere character of the piece and contrasts beautifully with the polished dark surface of the nut.
Such adornments were traditionally made or renewed by female relatives, often mothers or older sisters, and these dolls could be kept, handled and maintained over long periods. This example has a particularly sincere and ethnographic quality, far from decorative excess.
A very appealing Turkana ikoku ngide, appreciated for its rare three-lobed palm nut form, raw presence, restrained bead decoration and beautiful old usage patina.
Condition
Good condition overall, with wear, cracks, small holes, rubbing, surface irregularities and age-related marks consistent with age and use.
Small old loss to the left eye area.
Black cape / garment preserved, with small white bead decoration at the back.
Beautiful old usage patina.
Please refer to the photographs.
Included
The doll only.
No stand included.
卖家故事
超过30年来，我一直收藏非洲艺术品，注重真实性、象征意义和精湛工艺。
我毕业于巴黎中央理工学院，结合了我严谨的技术背景与我对艺术表达和文化遗产的终身热情。
AS’ART（致力于当代手工设计）和Artifacts Gallery（专注于古代部落艺术和民族志物品）的创始人，我将两个世界融合在一起：当代工匠的活力与非洲悠久的文化遗产。
我展示的每一件作品都以其艺术品质、文化意义和情感力量为选择标准。
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Details
Origin: Kenya
People: Turkana
Type: Fertility doll, “ikoku ngide”
Material(s): Three-lobed palm nut, textile, glass beads
Period: 1960s–1970s
Provenance: Collected in situ by the present owner
Dimensions: height 12 cm
Stand: None
Description
A rare Turkana fertility doll, known as ikoku ngide, from Kenya.
Among the Turkana, dolls of this type were traditionally made from a naturally three-lobed palm nut. Their powerful form comes directly from the organic shape of the nut, which evokes a simplified human body with head and lateral volumes.
This example is especially appealing for its raw and archaic presence. It is not a highly adorned doll, but a very direct and intimate object, whose strength lies in its simplicity, age and honest surface.
The three-lobed nut has developed a deep reddish-brown patina, glossy in places from handling. The surface shows cracks, small holes, rubbing and age-related marks, giving the object a strong sense of use and time.
The doll retains a black cape or garment around the upper body, with a very restrained decoration of small white beads at the back. This minimal adornment reinforces the austere character of the piece and contrasts beautifully with the polished dark surface of the nut.
Such adornments were traditionally made or renewed by female relatives, often mothers or older sisters, and these dolls could be kept, handled and maintained over long periods. This example has a particularly sincere and ethnographic quality, far from decorative excess.
A very appealing Turkana ikoku ngide, appreciated for its rare three-lobed palm nut form, raw presence, restrained bead decoration and beautiful old usage patina.
Condition
Good condition overall, with wear, cracks, small holes, rubbing, surface irregularities and age-related marks consistent with age and use.
Small old loss to the left eye area.
Black cape / garment preserved, with small white bead decoration at the back.
Beautiful old usage patina.
Please refer to the photographs.
Included
The doll only.
No stand included.
卖家故事
超过30年来，我一直收藏非洲艺术品，注重真实性、象征意义和精湛工艺。
我毕业于巴黎中央理工学院，结合了我严谨的技术背景与我对艺术表达和文化遗产的终身热情。
AS’ART（致力于当代手工设计）和Artifacts Gallery（专注于古代部落艺术和民族志物品）的创始人，我将两个世界融合在一起：当代工匠的活力与非洲悠久的文化遗产。
我展示的每一件作品都以其艺术品质、文化意义和情感力量为选择标准。
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艺术品标题
Turkana fertility doll “ikoku ngide” – Kenya – palm nut, hide and beads
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