ANTHROPOMORPHE STATUTE called Yapilu Dege - Dogon culture, Mali - First half of the 20th century
ANTHROPOMORPHE STATUTE called Yapilu Dege - Dogon culture, Mali - First half of the 20th century
ANTHROPOMORPHE STATUTE called Yapilu Dege - Dogon culture, Mali - First half of the 20th century
ANTHROPOMORPHE STATUTE called Yapilu Dege - Dogon culture, Mali - First half of the 20th century
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ANTHROPOMORPHE STATUTE called Yapilu Dege - Dogon culture, Mali - First half of the 20th century

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20th century
Tribal Art
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    ANTHROPOMORPHE STATUTE called Yapilu Dege
    Dogon culture, Mali
    First half of the 20th century
    Wood with crusty patina
    H. 40 ; L. 6 ; Thickness 6 cm

    This female figure is standing with her feet together on a circular base, her legs slightly bent and separated from each other. She holds her arms along her body, her hands joined. Her chest is sculpted high on the bust, under a wide collar forming a burr. Her chin is angular, her eyes in slight relief and her nose in characteristic stylized arrow.

    This statuette, associated with fertility, refers to the Yapilu ceremony: a cult reserved for women who, in order to protect their pregnancy or to ask for a child, made offerings and libations to the statuette placed on an altar.

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