Turkana Bowl, Kenya
This Turkana bowl, called an atubwa, is carved from wood and is distinguished by its rounded bottom and engraved circular patterns.
Intended for food service, it could also serve a ceremonial purpose, particularly during the Asapan, when it was used to hold a mixture of blood and milk intended for the elders.
It could also be given as a gift, thereby helping to create and strengthen social bonds between families.
Mint condition.
Kenya, 20th century.
Intended for food service, it could also serve a ceremonial purpose, particularly during the Asapan, when it was used to hold a mixture of blood and milk intended for the elders.
It could also be given as a gift, thereby helping to create and strengthen social bonds between families.
Mint condition.
Kenya, 20th century.
150 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Tribal Art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Solid wood
Height: 12 cm
Reference (ID): 1818894
Availability: In stock
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