Nok terracotta, Jemaa region, Nigeria. African art

Ancient terracotta Clay head fragment from a sculpture with stylized coiffure and traditional facial features. Nok Culture and Region, 900 Bc to 300 AD, Nigeria, Africa. The Head measures 7 inches tal

Figur Nok, Nigeria Mit Sockel / with base Terrakotta. H 18 cm. Provenienz: - Galerie Lin + Emile Deletaille, Brüssel (1997). - Schweizerische Privatsammlung, Basel. Thermolumineszenz-Altersbestimmung

The Nok culture, which developed in Nigeris between 1000 BCE to 300C, is one of the oldest civilizations south of the Sahara. The Nok people are famed for their terracotta scuptures, this measures: 1/

The Nok culture, which developed in Nigeris between 1000 BCE to 300C, is one of the oldest civilizations south of the Sahara. The Nok people are famed for their terracotta scuptures. This Nok sculptur

Nok terracotta figures: 7" W x 6" D x 20" H, 7" W x 6" D x 20" W, 6 1/2" W x 6" D x 19" H7

Medium pot in spherical form with flared rim, decorated with geometrical grooves and points. Small rim chips. Dimensions. Height: 16.9 in. - 43 cm. Diameter 14,56 in. – 37 cm. Weight: 13 lb. -

Nok phallic figures: 8 1/2" W x 5" W x 18" H, 4" W x 3 1/2 D x 12 1/2 H, 4" W x 3 1/2" W x 11 1/2 H

Nok terracotta figures embracing:d 11" W x 7" D x 19" H

A Nok Terracotta with recessed mouth. 4" H Provenance: Ec collection, NYC

This is a classic Nok terracotta head from Nigeria, West Africa.Estimated to be from around 500 BC till about 200 AD. Nok culture, named after the village on the Jos plateu in Nigeria where it was fir

This is a classic Nok terracotta head from Nigeria, West Africa.Estimated to be from around 500 BC till about 200 AD. Nok culture, named after the village on the Jos plateu in Nigeria where it was fir

African Nok Terracotta Head, Nigeria. Size: 13'' x 6.25'' x 6.25'' (33 x 16 x 16 cm). Height on base: 15" (38 cm).

Large African Nok Terracotta Head, Nigeria. Property of a New York Collector. Size: 14.5'' x 8'' x 7'' (37 x 20 x 18 cm).

This is a very old and well used Boki peoples skin covered dance crest or headdress, Cross River region, Nigeria, Africa. The headdress sculpture has attached ears and animal skin which covered the he

This is a rare and very fine ancient terracotta sculpture fragment from the Nok culture of Nigeria, Africa and dating back to 500 BC to 200 CE , approximately 2000 years old. The sculpture features th

Title: Mumuye mask - Nigeria - African Art Tribal Art Description: The statuary emanating from the northwestern region of the Middle Benue, from the Kona Jukun, to the Mumuye and up to the Wurkun popu

Title: Igala Agba wooden helmet mask - Nigeria - African Art Tribal Art Description: Several versions of these African helmet masks from the Benue River region exist. The groups living there, whose co

A very highly stylized wooden mask in the form of a "water Spirit" and worn on a costume during yearly rituals and festivals honoring the water spirits. Ijaw peoples, Cross River region, Nigeria, Afri

A Nok terracotta head, 4" H

A Haunting carved wooden and basketry headdress in the form of an ancestor head that has been covered in animal skin. Ekoi or Ejangham peoples, Cross River region, Nigeria, Africa.

A haunting carved wooden mask in janud form with antelope horns and real human hair attached to animal hide stretched tightly over the mask faces. Ekoi peoples, Cross River region, Nigeria, Africa. Th

A carved wooden headdress with animal skin covered surface, carved wooden "dreads" and woven basketry base for mounting to costume. Ekoi or Ejangham peoples, Cross river region, Nigeria, Africa.The he

A Carved wooden mask in a highly stylized form with geometric shape and spirit face with broad smile, protruding eyes and kaolin clay accents. Ijaw peoples, Cross river region, Nigeria, Africa. The ma

An Ancient Nok Terracotta Bust, Nigeria, 500BC-200AD, with certificate and TL report from ASA (Authentification et Datation d'Objets d'Art et d'Archeologie par Methodes Scientifiques), Francine-Erica