Early 20th Century Hand-Carved African Dogon Granary Door Collectible and an ox tail

and an ox tail

The Chinese tom-tom drum (sometimes called a "tack-head" tom-tom because of the distinctive hand-made nails which hold the painted skins tight) became especially popular in U

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this piece of unfired pottery has maintained its integrity and would make a stunning art display piece

Early 20th Century Hand-Carved African Dogon Granary Door Collectible and an ox tailTraveling Man Treasures Curiosity Vault is selling this Dogon Tribe Door These doors were secured by a simple sliding door lock and protected the window like opening into each family's grain storage building. Primordial entities, ancestors, Kanaga masks, sun lizards, and life scenes were traditionally carved into the door's surface, symbolically serving to protect the entrance by rendering it sacred. The low reliefs are carved on several panels and