A polished hardwood bust of an African woman, showcasing refined carving techniques—smooth contours, stylized facial expressions, and detailed hair. It’s a classic example of 20th‑century tribal sculpture crafted for aesthetic, cultural, or souvenir purposes. Carved from a single block of hardwood—commonly ebony, ironwood, or mpingo. The bust features an elongated neck, sculpted facial features (strong nose, full lips), and carved hair/detailing. These types of busts are ubiquitous in Sub‑Saharan African art, crafted by artisans across regions like West and East Africa in the mid to late 20th century.

Source: Oweh Art Gallery. African wooden female busts, Ebony Wood, Private collection, Benin city

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