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Two wooden tribal whistles with phallus symbols, Lobi people, Burkina Faso
Two African tribal fertility figures, a Namchi (Cameroon) and an Akuba (Fanti, Ghana) 20thC.
A terracotta three-headed Nana Densu Legba torso figure, Fon People, Benin The erection of the Legba symbolises the power of Vodunsi (priest).
A terracotta three-headed Nana Densu Legba torso figure, Fon People, Benin The erection of the Legba symbolises the power of Vodunsi (priest).
A pair of terracotta Nana Densu Legba torso figures, Fon People, Benin
A terracotta Nana Densu Legba torso figure, Fon People, Benin The erection of the Legba symbolises the power of Vodunsi (priest).
A carved wooden traditional door with five phalli on top, Gurage People, Ethiopia The Gurage People believe that these types of doors protect the family, the house, and the cattle during the hours of sleep.
An impressive carved wooden Waga memorial statue, Konso people, Ethiopia
- three brass phallic protection discs for horses, Ormo People, ø 14 - 15,5 cm - two wooden Boko phallic indication staffs, Karka People, H 92 cm - a wooden manioc stamper with phallic end, Ethiopia
- Two Kapssiki 'Cache sexe', Kirdi people, Cameroon - three penis sheaths, Zulu, South Africa - a Fanti fertility doll - Penis sheath Bassari, Guinea - and a fertility doll, Kirdi people, Cameroon
And three matching fertility dolls, Turkana people, Kenya
A carved wooden Vanuatu tribal club, with two phallic ends, and a matching Vanuatu pig killer
A New Caledonian Melanesian carved hardwood phallus war club 'Buat', 19thC
A large coco de mer (lodoicea maldivica) 'shell' (+) with an export document of 1996 by the Government of Seychelles.
Added: fertility amulets from the market in Ecuador
With inscriptions.
Two marriage drinking bowls and one needle holder.
A large Borneo Hampagong tribal fertility sculpture in carved exotic hardwood
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