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Null Tabwa

(DRC) Female statue with arms folded over the abdomen.

She has sca…

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Tabwa (DRC) Female statue with arms folded over the abdomen. She has scarifications on her face and body. Medium-heavy wood with brown patina. (Broken and missing at the base). H: 35 cm

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Tabwa (DRC) Female statue with arms folded over the abdomen. She has scarifications on her face and body. Medium-heavy wood with brown patina. (Broken and missing at the base). H: 35 cm

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