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Very beautiful Dogon granary door, in good condition, with a nice finish. 
African Dogon granary door. These doors were used to close above-ground granaries.  The door is carved in relief.  In the wood, we can observe sculpted faces, similar to Kanaga masks, well-known Dogon figures. The door's lock tab is still there.  The Dogon live in the region of the Bandiagara Cliffs, located at the east of the Niger River, about 150 kilometres from the town of Djenné. 
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Door - Wood - Dogon - Mali - 65 cm 

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