The Zande are found in the African countries of South Sudan, the Central African Republic, and the Northern Democratic Republic of Congo. Zande sculptures are often representations of ancestors Some of the Zande sculptures are associated with the highest rank of the secret Mani society which protects society members from the dangers of illness, hunting, and evil spirits. Usually, female figures are made from wood or fired clay, Yanda figures often wear accessories, such as bead collars, pendants, and coins. The following statue has many attached features with interesting facial features. It has a dark patina and looks considerably old.
- Material: Wood, shells and old strings, Rafia, metallic rings
- Age: 55-70yrs
- Origin: Sudan
- Condition:excellent
- SKU: CSTA-096
- Weight: 0.4 kg
- Dimensions: 8 x 24.5 x 5 cm