Malian Tchiwara Antelope - Springbok Antelope Basket embodying the spirit or ancestor

embodying the spirit or ancestor that the mask represents

Its use in performances would have been accompanied by music

such as initiation rites

and way of life

The Bacongo people historically utilized nkisi to address challenges such as illness

Malian Tchiwara Antelope - Springbok Antelope Basket embodying the spirit or ancestorTchiwara Antelope, Bambara tribe from Mali 19th century The Sprinkbok Chi Wara and Antelope Chi Wara sculptures are an homage to centuries old African art, capturing the grace and diversity of antelope forms in a unique and contemporary rendition. Crafted with precision and reverence for tradition, these sculptures are cast in wood The one sided design, as shown, brings a dynamic and captivating aspect to the sculptures, making them stand out as