African Songye fetish figure wood sculpture power carving tribal statue ritual art Congo magic doll protection totem fiber bound decor-G5374

African Songye fetish figure wood tribal sculpture ritual protection charm. A powerful ceremonial object from Central Africa, this carved Songye figure radiates spiritual presence and ancestral authority.

🪶 Hook / Cultural Story
Originating from the Songye people of Congo, this fetish figure is a nkisi used in rituals of protection, fertility, and empowerment. Its exaggerated anatomy and ritual bindings are central to its symbolic potency.

✨ Features
– Hand-carved from solid natural wood
– Ritual fiber and cloth bindings
– Emphasized phallic symbol (fertility emphasis)
– Used in protective and spiritual ceremonies
– Strong sculptural presence for collectors or display

📏 Measurements
Height: 27 cm (10.6")
Width: 11.6 cm (4.6")

🧼 Care & Handling
Preserve in a dry space, away from sunlight or moisture. Handle minimally to protect natural surface wear and fibers.

📜 Provenance / Authenticity
This figure follows Songye nkisi traditions, rooted in ancestral spirit activation and symbolic carvings. Each detail, from the posture to the wrappings, holds ethnographic significance and ritual meaning.

🚚 Shipping Note
Stand not included. Ships securely packaged.
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