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1940s-1950s West African Ceremonial Mandinka/Mandingo Swords Artifact this Qalamdan Divit measures 9"

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Description

this Qalamdan Divit measures 9" long by 2

The original lamps were mold-made in mass quantities across the Mediterranean (frequently in regions like North Africa)

This is a late 19th century incense burner in the form of the Hindu Goddess Deeplakshmi

DIMENSIONS: 14" H x 6" L x 3" W

1940s-1950s West African Ceremonial Mandinka/Mandingo Swords Artifact this Qalamdan Divit measures 9"Traveling Man Treasures is selling this vintage (c. 1940s 1950s) pair of traditional Mandinka Mandingo swords and scabbards from West Africa, commonly associated with regions like Mali, Senegal, and Gambia. Often, these types of swords were repurposed from European trade blades or hand forged locally by regional blacksmiths, these particular swords appear to be the latter. The most defining feature of these swords is the highly detailed leatherwork.

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