Objects and Statues
Primarily originating from the cultures of sub-Saharan Africa, we are pleased to present these one-of-a-kind sculptural objects, ethically traded directly from local tribal communities.
We at NOA Living have strong personal connections to the people in these communities, established over many decades.
Our collection includes ceremonial masks, carved and hand-built effigies, statues, helmets and architectural elements. Many of these objects served protective or curative symbolic functions in the rituals of their respective ethnic group. Often displayed as an item of prestige in the house of an important person or given as a wedding gift, these objects share a common thread. They are created by hand and come from deep traditions. Employing sophisticated formal languages and unique use of color and pattern, these objects are also highly expressive works of art.
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“Epa” Helmet Mask: Dog Figure Yoruba People, Nigeria
$25,000.00 -

“Harvest of Wisdom”: Mancala Ritual Board Game of the Dogon, Mali
$1,659.00 -

“Ithunga Zulu Milk Pail with Raised Geometric Panel”.
$1,550.00 -

A Dogon Granary Shutter Panel Bandiagara Escarpment, Mali,
$1,850.00 -

Bamoun Royal Ceremonial Pipe, Foumban Region, Grassfields, Cameroon
$8,995.00 -

Currency Blade (Throwing Knife Form)Lombo or Lokele Peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo
$1,885.00 -

Decorated Currency Ring Konda People, Democratic Republic of Congo
$8,950.00 -

Rare Kota Bronze Torque Currency Bracelet – Mid-20th Century, Congo
$6,425.00 -

Spiral-Scroll Torque Currency Yoruba People, Nigeria
$7,588.00 -

Zulu Milk Pail (iKhamba) | KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa | Pre-1950
$1,550.00










