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Welcome to our online store, where we present a truly exceptional piece of cultural heritage: the early 20th century Carved Bone Statue Figure of an African Tribal Woman on a round hardwood base. Crafted circa 1920, this unique work of African art is a testament to the rich history and artistic traditions of the continent.

As you behold this magnificent statue, you are transported to a world of tribal beauty and symbolism. The figure of the African tribeswoman, delicately carved from bovine or ox bone, captures the essence of fertility and feminine strength. With long hair cascading down her back and a water pot balanced gracefully on her head, she stands in a semi-nude position, partly draped—a captivating embodiment of tribal life and tradition.

Resting upon a round hardwood base, this statue exudes an aura of authenticity and timelessness. Its exquisite patina and subtle signs of age only add to its allure, serving as a testament to the passage of time and the stories it holds.

This remarkable piece is more than just a work of art; it is a window into another world—a world of tradition, ritual, and cultural significance. Whether displayed in a museum, gallery, or private collection, it invites viewers to contemplate its beauty and significance, inspiring a sense of connection and admiration.

Embrace the spirit of African tribal art with this extraordinary Carved Bone Statue Figure. With its impeccable craftsmanship, evocative symbolism, and undeniable presence, it is sure to captivate all who behold it and inspire a deeper appreciation for the diverse cultures and traditions of our world.

Hieght: 22cm
Width of base: 7cm