"Ivory Coast, Baoulé People, Circa 1950, Large "waka Sona" Statue, Masculine Ideal Of Beauty."
Ivory Coast, Baoulé people, circa 1950, superb and important statue "Waka Sona" (wooden character) representing a man standing on a base, calves harmoniously curved, plump buttocks, fingered hands placed on both sides the other from the navel, the face of intense serenity with fine features. The beard and hairstyle are finely executed. Through the classicism of its forms, the great beauty of the character represented, the aesthetics and elegance which emerge from the whole, this statue is the image of the Baoulé ideal of beauty. The care given to this statue indicates the social rank of the man represented, the numerous scarifications and keloids which cover his body indicate his importance on a traditional level.Height 50.5 cm. The scale indicator in the last photograph is a small model of a lighter from a brand known to everyone.
Good condition except for some slight normal wear and small cracks, without affecting the aesthetics.
We take particular care with our packaging by using optimum protection. The shipment is made with insurance included. Shipping rates: mainland France: 30 euros, countries of the European Union and Switzerland: 40 euros, countries of Eastern Europe and the Maghreb: 90 euros, United States, Australia, Asia and the rest of the world: 135 euros. You can contact us at 0787869393 or 0953253741.
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