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3 part door panel from the Nupe people of Nigeria, 1920s

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3 part door panel from the Nupe people of Nigeria, 1920s
3 part door panel from the Nupe people of Nigeria, 1920s
€1,295€2,995
Dimensions :
H180 x W130 x D5
Color :
brown
Material :
wood
Style :
world's craft

These hand carved pieces are made by the nupe people of nigeria in the 1920s. These three original pieces are in a very good condition with normal signs of age. See detailed pictures for a good impressions. The panels are large in height around 180 cm and between the 50 and 30 cm per panel width.

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