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African tribal art refers to the traditional artistic expressions of the many cultures across the African continent. It includes sculpture, masks, textiles, metalwork, beadwork, and ceremonial objects - often created for spiritual, social, or political purposes rather than purely decorative ones.
West African Cast Brass Bracelet, Possibly Senufo Culture, Côte d’Ivoire / Mali Region, Lost-Wax Cast
19th-century West African brass manilla bracelet used as currency within Niger Delta trade networks.
Venetian Millefiori Trade Bead Necklace with Akan Gold Weight Pendant, West Africa (Ghana), Glass and Cast Brass
West African Cast Brass Bracelet (Manilla Form), Nigeria, 19th Century
West African Cast Brass Manilla Currency Bracelet, Akan / Baule, Ghana or Ivory Coast
Ethiopian Oromo Headrest (Borana Type), Carved Hardwood, Single Block
Venetian Millefiori Glass Trade Bead Necklace with Phenolic Resin Beads and Akan Cast Brass Bracelet, Ghana, West Africa
West African Cast Brass Bracelet (Attributed Akan Culture, Ghana) – Lost Wax Technique
Venda Ceramic Vessel, Limpopo Region, South Africa, Hand-Coiled Clay Pot
Strand of Antique Venetian Millefiori Glass Trade Beads with Akan Brass Goldweight Pendant, West Africa, Ghana
West African Cast Brass Bangle Bracelet, Akan Culture (Attributed), Ghana, Lost-Wax Technique
Antique Venetian Millefiori Trade Bead Necklace with Akan Brass Gold Weight Pendant, West Africa / Italy, Glass and Lost-Wax Brass
West African Cast Brass Currency Bracelet (Manilla Type), Dan or Baule Attributed, Côte d’Ivoire / Ghana
West African Cast Brass Spiked Bangle Bracelet, Burkina Faso / Ghana Region, Lost-Wax
Cast brass West African bracelet, Akan tradition, Ghana, lost-wax technique, 20th century.
West African Cast Brass Currency Bracelet, Attributed Northern Ghana / Burkina Faso, Ring Form
Bamana (Bambara) Brass Cuff Bracelet – Mali, West Africa – Cast Brass Geometric Bracelet
Ndebele / Tswana Geometric Calabash Bowls Pair – Southern Africa Hand-Carved Decorated Gourds
Ashanti (Asante) Headrest – Carved Wooden Headrest, Akan Culture, Ghana, 19th–20th Century
Somali Wooden Headrest (Barkin), Horn of Africa, Hand-Carved Wood, Early 20th Century
Traditional hand-carved wooden headrest from the Gurage culture of Ethiopia, collected in the Egon Guenther family collection.
Oromo Headrest – Ethiopia – Hand Carved Wooden Neck Rest
Turkana Headrest – Northern Kenya Pastoral Culture Hand-Carved Wooden Headrest
Akan Figural Gold Weight with Bird and Figures – Brass – Ghana
