South African Wooden Fertility Doll Size:24in X 4.5in X 4.5in The standing position of the

The standing position of the figures with their arms upraised are said to be acting as intermediaries to deities for rain

the Baga village is divided into two halves or clans but can contain up to eight

The dark wood used in the carving is typical of many African sculptures

add to the visual appeal of each piece

representing the wearer’s link to the ancestral and spiritual world

South African Wooden Fertility Doll Size:24in X 4.5in X 4.5in The standing position of theSouth African Fertility Doll 20th Century This exquisite South African Wooden Fertility Doll is a stunning representation of Ndebele artistry and cultural significance. Meticulously handcrafted from rich, dark wood, this doll embodies the essence of fertility and womanhood in South African tradition. Standing approximately 28cm tall, the doll features a stylized feminine form with elongated proportions typical of African fertility figures. Its smooth,