NIGERIAN YORUBA OGBONI SOCIETY EDAN RITUAL STAFFS. Selection of two pairs: (1) on the left: pair of Yoruba Culture "Edan" ritual brass staffs finials (Ogboni society) which are symbols of power, authority, and the founding couple of a community, often depicted as a male and female pair. (2) On the right: likely a pair of small wooden Lobi figures (Burkina Faso) which are often called "bateba;" they represent spirits or ancestors and are used in religious practices and ceremonies. Estimate $120-160
