Kotoko Horseman – Putchu Guinadji – Chad

Bronze. Cm. 6,0 high x 5,5 width (2.36″ x 2.17″); Gr. 66,1 (2.33 oz.).

These figures are believed to cure the madness.

The word “Putchu” means horse and “Guinadji” means demon in the Kotoko language. The “Putchu Guinadji” are the horse and the rider who fight the demons attacking the mad person.

For more informations, see “THE SECRET OF THE PUTCHU GUINADJI” By Henning Christoph / Soul of Africa Museum.

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