CAMEROONIAN BAMILEKE CARVED WOODEN CALABASH. A carved wooden container identified as a calabash used for storing white wine by the Bamileke people of West Cameroon. This container is characterized by its cylindrical body, rounded lid, and intricate carvings of human figures in various poses. These figures are stylized, with exaggerated features and repetitive patterns, typical of Bamileke art. - Height: 24 inches. Estimate $200-300
