BURKINA FASO LOBI WOODEN HEAD. A Lobi head, a type of sculpture from the Lobi people of Burkina Faso. These heads are often carved from wood and are characterized by their elongated necks and stylized facial features. They are typically used for spiritual purposes, representing ancestral figures or deities, and are placed in shrines. The Lobi believe that these heads contain "khele," a power present in every human being that must be controlled after death to prevent harm. Lobi heads are known for their simplicity, bold lines, and expressive features, often appearing minimalistic with geometric shapes. - Height: 13 inches. Estimate $100-150
