African Dogon Granary Door - Hand Carved Wood Art from Mali Authentic Tribal Decor Unique Ethnic Wall Hanging Collectible Piece-G3326

SIZE(CM): 29.2/20
Presented for your consideration is a stunning antique Dogon granary door, an exquisite example of African craftsmanship that encapsulates the rich cultural heritage of the Dogon tribe in Mali. These remarkable doors served to protect the window-like openings into family grain storage buildings, ensuring the safety and security of vital resources. This unique piece features a simple sliding door lock, reflecting the practical yet beautiful design typical of Dogon architecture. Adorned with intricate low relief carvings, the wood showcases primordial beings, ancestors, Kanaga masks, sun lizards, and various scenes of daily life. Each carving symbolizes protection, making the entrance to these granaries sacrosanct and revered within the community. The craftsmanship is evident in the way the panels are meticulously carved and held together by iron staples, melding functionality with artistry. Measuring approximately [insert dimensions here], this antique Dogon granary door serves as both a historical artifact and a striking decorative piece, ideal for collectors of African masks and tribal art. Displaying this granary door in your home or office invites admiration and ignites conversation about the rich traditions and beliefs of the Dogon people. Don't miss the opportunity to own this extraordinary piece of cultural history. Add this magnificent Dogon granary door to your collection today and celebrate the artistry and spiritual significance of African craftsmanship!