Komaland Male Terracotta Figure.Northern Ghana

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, small size. Young man sitting and ornate with a necklace and a traditional mud molded hairstyle. The portrai

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, medium size. Male warrior, full body portrait. Rich in details, specially the beaded and braided jewelry and

Group of (7) Koma (Koma-Bulsa, Komaland), Ghana, West Africa, terracotta memorials, likely 13th - 18th century, of anthropomorphic form. Approximate size, 4.25"H (largest), 2.75"H (smallest). PROVENAN

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the kOMALAND culture, present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious and not much is known other than the clay idols th

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the kOMALAND culture, present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious and not much is known other than the clay idols th

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the kOMALAND culture, present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious and not much is known other than the clay idols th

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the kOMALAND culture, present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious and not much is known other than the clay idols th

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the kOMALAND culture, present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious and not much is known other than the clay idols th

Terracotta head with lobed coiffure, simplified features, whitened surface. Likely a Komaland sculpture, North Ghana. On custom gallery stand. Head, approx. 3 3/4" H. Provenance: Estate of Thomas McNe

Koma Land, Ghana clay seated male figure traditionally depicted with pronounced facial features and an open mouth, 16"h.

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece. Double faced warrior head, fragment. There is little known about the people who made these crudely rendered

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, small size. Young man sitting, squatting and ornate with a necklace and bracelets; and a traditional mud mol

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, medium size. Double faced warrior head, fragment. There is little known about the people who made these crud

An antique circa 14th century Ghana, Africa, Komaland archaeological site terracotta piece, medium size. Female 2/3 body portrait with jewelry braided hairstyle. There is little known about the people

Male figure with ridged coiffure, facial scarification, serene features, seated with hands on knees, head tilted slightly upward. Relief pendant ornament at neck. One leg broken at ankle. Approx. 16"

Terracotta, 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. Janus head lid on large bodied pot. 23 1/2" tall. Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. The first were fou

Terracotta, 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. With open nostrils. Concave depression on top of head. 13 1/2". Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. The

Terracotta, 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. Large seated hunched figure with clasped hands at knees. 15" tall. Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. T

Koma Land, Ghana, clay sculpture of a male straddling a mammal, traditionally depicted with pronounced facial features and arm jewelry, 16.5"h.

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the kOMALAND culture, dating from the 12th-16th century , from what is present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious a

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the Komaland culture, present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious and not much is known other than the clay idols th

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the Komaland culture, dating to the 13th to the 18th century from what is present day Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysteriou

This is a rare and fascinating ancient terracotta clay relic from the KOMALAND culture, 15th century, Ghana, Africa. The Komaland culture is mysterious and not much is known other than the clay idols

Terracotta, Singing bird with "cowrie shell" applique. 8 1/2". 12th-16th Century, Ghana, Africa. Koma figures were originally discovered in the 1980s in what is known as 'Koma Land'. The first were fo