Luba Pipe
The usual objects of African Luba art
Luba art is unique. And this is true, from its fetishes and statues to seats and caryatid stools, from arrow holders to ceremonial axes, from divination objects to cup holders.
Not forgetting the masks, and the magnificent and rare water pipes that we present for sale, the divinatory tablets or lukasa, the sanza, the chiefs' sticks, and even the simple hunting whistles. And this is without counting the different styles listed by specialists, from Luba Shankadi, Luba Katanga, Luba Kabongo to Luba Hemba, Holoholo, Luba Upemba, Zula or Hemba, Kalanga, Buyu, etc...
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Data sheet
- Presumed dating
- Mid XXth century
- Size
- 27 cm
- Ethnic group
- Material(s)
- Wood
- Country
- Origin
- Tribal art collection Belgium
- Condition
- Excellent
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Luba art is unique. And this is true, from its fetishes and statues to seats and caryatid stools, from arrow holders to ceremonial axes, from divination objects to cup holders.
Not forgetting the masks, and the magnificent and rare water pipes that we present for sale, the divinatory tablets or lukasa, the sanza, the chiefs' sticks, and even the simple hunting whistles. And this is without counting the different styles listed by specialists, from Luba Shankadi, Luba Katanga, Luba Kabongo to Luba Hemba, Holoholo, Luba Upemba, Zula or Hemba, Kalanga, Buyu, etc...