Antique West African Powder Flask: Mandinka People of Mali

Antique West African Powder Flask: Mandinka People of MaliTraveling Man treasures is selling this early 1900s West African powder horn, originating from the Mandinka peoples of Mali. These containers were traditionally worn by hunters, warriors, or healers to carry gunpowder, medicines, or protective amulets. The carved horn, hand stitched leather top, and decorated strap are in fine display condition, with minimal signs of age related wear. DIMENSIONS: 15" H x 6" W x 2. 5" D In West Africa, such horns were

This antique hand-carved wooden "Yali" statue from India was probably part of an architectural structure

The piece is in good condition for its age

is said to have attained enlightenment

The low reliefs are carved on several panels and joined with iron staples

During the Grand Tour era

This exquisite depiction captures the timeless presence and cosmic might of Lord Vishnu

He won numerous fine art awards and has several permanent public installations throughout Livermore

the originals typically date from the 4th to 6th century AD during the Late Roman or Byzantine period

and the back hand holding a musical instrument

and is dated to the Classic Period

DIMENSIONS: 13

most likely King Sargon II as he stands with a staff in hand