Dyonyeni AAA863 sculpture

The Dyonyeni figurine, carved in wood and native to the Bambara tribe of Mali, is an iconic piece associated with the southern Dyo and Kwore societies. This sculpture, characterized by its representation of a female figure with generously conical breasts, is available in a size of 20x20x72 cm. Historically, they played a central role in ritual dances celebrating the conclusion of initiation ceremonies. Their symbolic presence and captivating aesthetics make them fascinating art objects, testifying to the cultural wealth and traditions of the Bambara tribe. This unique work dates from the middle of the 20th century.