Null Serrure Dogon
Case lock representing the stylized head of a male ancestor. …

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Serrure Dogon Case lock representing the stylized head of a male ancestor. The body is carved with geometric motifs. Mali, Dogon ethnic group. The body is adorned with geometric motifs. 41x49cm

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Serrure Dogon Case lock representing the stylized head of a male ancestor. The body is carved with geometric motifs. Mali, Dogon ethnic group. The body is adorned with geometric motifs. 41x49cm

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