Amazigh Sold Items

Tuareg Hammer – Mali/Niger

Mid 20th century. Bronze, copper, aluminium, enamel gr. 612,5 (21.60 oz.). Cm. 22,0 high x cm. 12,5 width (8.66” x 4.92”). Authentic old Tuareg hammer, decorated with traditional geometric designs. These hammers are used by Tuareg to break blocks of sugar. The Tuareg people inhabit a large area, covering almost all the...

Hand of Fatima n. 18 – Berber – Casablanca, Morocco

Mid 20th century. Brass. Gr. 154,3 (0.53 oz); Cm. 22,0 (2.24”) high x cm. 15,6 (1.37”) width. Wonderful patina. The Hand is a common symbol in much of the world since prehistoric times: the hands of the Tassili rock positive and negative (southern Algeria), dating from a period between 9000 and 7000 years ago, hand-painted...

Boghdad n. 17 – South Morocco

1970. Silver (gr. 39,7 - 1.40 oz.). Size: cm. 7,1 x 6,3 (2.79" x 2.48"). Berbers are the indigenous ethnic group of North Africa. They are continuously distributed from the Atlantic to the Siwa oasis in Egypt, and from the Mediterranean to the Niger River. The name Berber appeared for the first time after the...

Kuba Raffia – SHOOWA – Kasai Velvet – DR Congo

Raffia Vinifera fibers. Mid 20th century. Approximately cm. 70 x 60  (27.55 x 23.62 inches). The Kuba (or Bakuba) peoples are famous for producing beautiful fabrics made ​​from fibers of the palm Raphia Vinifera by a long and complex process that includes the participation of men, women and children belonging to the same family....

Berber Hammer – Apricot Wood – Morocco

Early 20th century. Apricot Wood. gr. 321,7 (11.34 oz.). Cm. 28,8 high x cm. 22,0 width (11.33” x 8.66”). Wonderful patina. Authentic old berber hammer, decorated everywhere with traditional geometric designs. These hammers are used by berber to break blocks of sugar. The Imazighen (singular Amazigh) also known as the Berbers are among the original peoples...