Ancien usine récipient rituel dogon en bronze années 1800 du Mali Afrique de l’Ouest 12” de haut

- Description: This is a Dogon bronze vessel.

- Origin: Mali, West Africa

- Time Period: 20th Century

- usine History: Dogon bronze vessels are significant cultural artifacts originating from the Dogon people of Mali, West Africa. These vessels were traditionally used for ritual purposes, including ancestor veneration and agricultural ceremonies. The lost-wax casting method, an ancient technique, was employed to create these intricate bronze sculptures.

Dogon art is characterized by its stylized human and animal figures, geometric patterns, and symbolic representations of Dogon cosmology. The equestrian figure on the lid and the supporting figures are common motifs, reflecting the importance of horses and human figures in Dogon society. These vessels are highly valued by collectors of African art for their historical and artistic significance.

Condition is very good with accurate aging and no cracks or breaks. Please see photos.