The utmost play of the moonlight fun, festival, ceremonial shows, sports events challenge etc. Known in the later African regions as a wrestling or contextual events of towns and clans to emerge and....

Water dancing maid is a replica of a normal traditional moonlight dancing context normally done on festive periods and ritual formations by appeasing the water goddess.

This art is a reference of the past Yoruba king usually used in festive period or royal activities. Traces of a more advanced hominid species, the stone tool-making Homo habilis, date to about two....

Pure art from West Africa, marked out from the best ebony wood, can last edges to edges, very strong and reliable. They are really from the core origin, caved out from the traditional handy craftmen....

African mask used for royal festivals by the Benin kingdom in the late 17s. Marked as a sign or royalty and fame.