NIGERIAN AJERE IFA FROM OSOGBO WOODEN VESSEL. A carved wooden lidded vessel which possibly an Ajere Ifa from Osogbo, Nigeria, or a ritual container from the Dogon people of Mali. These types of vessels hold cultural and religious significance in their respective cultures. The Yoruba people use Ajere Ifa, containers for storing sacred palm nuts used in divination. The Dogon people of Mali create wooden vessels, such as the "aduno koro" or "ark of the world," for use in annual harvest rituals and to hold offerings. - Height:. Estimate $150-250
