Mahogany Wall Relief Panel Carved and Painted by Hand, "Pusiga Dogon Board"
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Ghanaian artisan Ayoma Alhassan's breathtaking wall relief panel draws inspiration from his country's Pusiga district. His exceptional talent for hand-carving mahogany is on full display in this panel that features intriguing figures, including humans and individuals with square-like heads as well as lizards, all of which are adorned with accents made from a blend of charcoal and glue. The intricate hand-painted details that bring each figure to life are a testament to the artisan's masterful craftsmanship. This work is a tribute to the traditional Dogon boards of Mali, renowned for their intricate depictions of human and animal figures that served as guardians of the household, protecting against malevolent spirits.
- 1.51 kgs
- 3.3 lbs
- 102 cm H x 13 cm W x 2 cm D
- 40" H x 5" W x 0.8" D
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PATRICK
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03/29/2021
"Love it!"
Looks beautiful in our home. Love the color!
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Albert
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07/29/2019
"Beautiful piece of Art"
This beautiful piece of carved wood Benin Chief fit perfectly with my other wall art in my living room and its a great addition to my collection.
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Benin Chief, Wall art
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bdocala
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06/23/2016
"Unique"
Clever design and craftsmanship. Metal accents frame the mask well and draw attention to the artifact.
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