Description
In the Binga District of northern Zimbabwe
Bird finial can be removed to slide toilet paper roll onto base
Shape: Rectangle
wear-resistant and scratch-resistant
it is also a burner for incense sticks
Dogon Tribe Door Seagrass Basket In the Binga District ofDescription: Dimensions: H: 24. 8" W: 0. 8" L: 16. 9" Weight: 7. 7 lbs. Dogon Tribe Door These doors were secured by a simple sliding door lock and protected the window like opening into each family's grain storage building. Primordial entities, ancestors, Kanaga masks, sun lizards, and life scenes were traditionally carved into the door's surface, symbolically serving to protect the entrance by rendering it sacred. The low reliefs are carved on
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