A vintage carved wooden African female head can be a rare and highly valued collectible item. Often originating from various African cultures, such as the Bamum people of Cameroon or the Ashanti people of Ghana, these wooden sculptures typically date back to the 19th or early 20th centuries. The level of detail and craftsmanship that goes into carving these intricate pieces showcases the artistic and cultural heritage of the people who created them. If well-preserved, the age and cultural significance of the piece can greatly impact its value and make it a prized addition to any art or cultural collection.
Material: African Ebony.
Made in Tanzania.
Author: unknown.
Period: Before the mid-20th century.
Source: Auctions.
Dimensions: Height 22 cm Width 6.5 cm Depth 11 cm. Measurements may vary by 2-3 mm
Weight: 0.849
