Tenenkou Culture Mali 12th To 16th Century - Thermo-luminescence Test : Zoomorphic Sculpture
Tenenkou Culture, Mali.
12th to 16th century.
A thermo-luminescence test confirms the antiquity of the work.
Full terracotta with some restorations.
Zoomorphic statue from the Inner Niger Delta, north of Djenne, named Tenenkou after the place of discovery. Only a few terracotta objects from this region are known.
This mysterious quadruped with a cylindrical body, probably a horse, has thick legs, an elongated muzzle with a raised nose and half-open mouth, and a small head with erect ears and a necklace.
Dimensions:
Height: 37.5 cm.
Length: 47 cm.
Depth: 20 cm.
12th to 16th century.
A thermo-luminescence test confirms the antiquity of the work.
Full terracotta with some restorations.
Zoomorphic statue from the Inner Niger Delta, north of Djenne, named Tenenkou after the place of discovery. Only a few terracotta objects from this region are known.
This mysterious quadruped with a cylindrical body, probably a horse, has thick legs, an elongated muzzle with a raised nose and half-open mouth, and a small head with erect ears and a necklace.
Dimensions:
Height: 37.5 cm.
Length: 47 cm.
Depth: 20 cm.
4 800 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Tribal Art
Condition: Fully restored
Material: Terracotta
Length: 47
Height: 37.5
Depth: 20
Reference (ID): 687713
Availability: In stock
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