Small and snappy, these elu masks were worn and danced by young Ogoni men during masquerades in the delta region, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
Small and snappy, these elu masks were worn and danced by young Ogoni men during masquerades in the delta region, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
Silent, looming forts along Ghana s coast attest to days when British vessels came first to trade, then later, carry off human cargo to the Americas.
The iconic image of the cross, symbolizing faith, also used as a protective talisman by the Coptic Christians of Ethiopia, is reproduced in many materials and dimensions.
Comments about Yoruba wooden sculpture, between 1890 and 1940.
A glimpse through the courtyard door, reveals beautiful women each grooming the others hair.
The Lobi people are notable furniture carvers, but it is their figurative sculpture that is most appreciated.
3 examples of beaded necklaces made by the Zulu people of Kwa-Zulu Natal.
Like drumming, the rhythm and staccato sound of udders being milking is one associated with memories of pastoral Kwa-Zulu natal in by-gone times.
Meat- quickly seared and crisped on the edges, may be a culinary anathema to the European palette, but it is beloved by most in Africa.