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<title>Lobi Terracotta Pot</title>
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<description>Our Price: &#163;825.00. Circa early 20th century; these pots are among the rarest and prized pots in African pottery. They have a four-sided lid cut almost invisibly into the top. They were generally used for storage.</description></item>
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<title>Lobi Terracotta Pot</title>
<link>http://www.gatigallery.co.uk/3/11/product125.php</link>
<description>Our Price: &#163;825.00. Circa early 20th century; these pots are among the rarest and prized pots in African pottery. They have a four-sided lid cut almost invisibly into the top. They were generally used for storage.</description></item>
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<title>Lobi Terracotta Pot</title>
<link>http://www.gatigallery.co.uk/3/11/product126.php</link>
<description>Our Price: &#163;825.00. Circa early 20th century; these pots are among the rarest and prized pots in African pottery. They have a four-sided lid cut almost invisibly into the top. They were generally used for storage.</description></item>
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<title>Nupe Terracotta Pot</title>
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<description>Our Price: &#163;325.00. Circa early/mid 20th centuryThese spherical water containers illustrate the myriad, complex variations on form and linear embellishment that the Nupe potters have pioneered.&amp;nbsp; Lines defining horizontal bands of various widths encircle the container from top to bottom. Closely spaced diagonal lines articulate the wider of these and are periodically interrupted by small areas of burnishing, some of which are framed by rainbows of arching lines, creating resting points for the eye.</description></item>
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<title>Nupe Terracotta Pot</title>
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<description>Our Price: &#163;350.00. Circa early/mid 20th centuryThese spherical water containers illustrate the myriad, complex variations on form and linear embellishment that the Nupe potters have pioneered. Lines defining horizontal bands of various widths encircle the container from top to bottom. Closely spaced diagonal lines articulate the wider of these and are periodically interrupted by small areas of burnishing, some of which are framed by rainbows of arching lines, creating resting points for the eye.</description></item>
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<title>Bariba Ritual terracota Pot</title>
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<description>Our Price: &#163;720.00. Circa early 20th century.Bariba are majority population in the ethnically diverse Borgou Province of North Western Republic of Benin.The pottery was central to the domestic life of the Bariba people.&amp;nbsp; Women made a variety of vessels for a number of uses; for&amp;nbsp;household and ritual use, for ceremonial use by spirit mediums, for the preparation and storage of&amp;nbsp;traditional medicines and making offerings to spirits and ancestors. The snakes, crocodiles, and lizards that embelish the pots have an improvisational quality that is akin to the immediacy of gesture drawing.</description></item>
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<title>Bariba Shea Butter Pot</title>
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<description>Our Price: &#163;720.00. Circa early 20th century.Bariba are majority population in the ethnically diverse Borgou Province of North Western Republic of Benin.The pottery was central to the domestic life of the Bariba people.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;Women made a variety of vessels for a number of uses; household and ritual use, for ceremonial use by spirit mediums, for the preparation or storage of&amp;nbsp;traditional medicines and making offerings to spirits and ancestors. The snakes, crocodiles, and lizards that embelish the pots&amp;nbsp; have an improvisational quality that is akin to the immediacy of gesture drawing.</description></item>
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<title>Bariba StorageTerracotta Pot</title>
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<description>Our Price: &#163;820.00. Circa early 20th century.Bariba are majority population in the ethnically diverse Borgou Province of North Western Republic of Benin.The Pottery was central to the domestic life of the Bariba people. Women made a variety of vessels for a munber of uses; for&amp;nbsp;household and ritual use, for ceremonial use by spirit mediums, for the preparation&amp;nbsp;or storage&amp;nbsp;of&amp;nbsp;traditional medicines and making offerings to spirits and ancestors. The snakes, crocodiles, and lizards that embelish have an improvisational quality that is akin to the immediacy of gesture drawing.</description></item>
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<title>Unknown Terracotta</title>
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<description>Our Price: &#163;550.00. Replace with product description</description></item>
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<title>Dogon Ladder</title>
<link>http://www.gatigallery.co.uk/3/10/product133.php</link>
<description>Our Price: &#163;600.00. The Dogan peoples dwellings are very tall, therefore, Dogon ladders have the utilitarian function of enabling people to get into their homes and granaries.</description></item>
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