Gurussi Antelope Mask Stool reflecting the Ogboni’s role in

reflecting the Ogboni’s role in guiding the community and preserving the moral order

Known for its distinctive

This N’kissi Nail Fetish from 19th-century Congo is a powerful and evocative piece of African spiritual art

The deep indigo and earthy tones commonly found in Baule textiles are achieved through natural dyes

making it a truly impressive display item

Gurussi Antelope Mask Stool reflecting the Ogboni’s role inGurussi Antelope Mask 19th Century This mask was carved in the style of the Gurussi people of Burkina Faso. It features an antelope with geometric patterns painted throughout, a typical trait of Burkina Faso artwork. The Antelope mask represents one of the protective spirits from the bush, which is closely associated with the spirits of ancestors. Such masks can perform on several occasions throughout the dry season from October to May, including