A Yoruba beaded Diviner's bag

A Yoruba beaded Diviner's bag, Yoruba; NigeriaThe bag of classical form, the interior worn and with old leather pocket, the beaded panel with blue field and border of red and green triangles, typical

African Nigerian Yoruba Beaded Diviner's Bag (20th Century) trade beads, leather, cloth, cowrie shell, having beaded strap and square pouch with decorated front and hanging tassels.

A wonderful old beaded diviners pouch showing handling and field use over many years. Diviners carry the tools they need for an ifa divination ceremony in a beaded bag. The bag measures 9 x 8 inches.

Six African Yoruba Beaded Belts, Diviner Bags, Nigeria, All pieces 20th century with beads, cotton, cowrie shells and thread: (1) Large Yoruba beaded belt with dog and bird motifs, measures: 55"L x 10

A Large beaded bag with strap and the faces of Eshu which indicates use by a Diviner. Yoruba peoples, Nigeria, Africa. The main body of the bag when closed measures 13 x 12 inches, not counting the st

Hand made turtle form portfolio style flat bag with heishi bead strap (29" approx.). Front panel with hand stitched glass beads on cloth; back panel covered in hand stitched fabric. Inside flat pocket

A Yoruba "Apa Ifa" diviner's beaded leather and cloth bagEarly/mid-20th Century, Yoruba Peoples, Nigeria, AfricaThe shadowbox-framed bag with three beaded mask motifs, two red and one yellow

Ca. first half 20thC. Good, with age-appropriate wear, with missing fringes bottom left, missing beads on top right side large beaded fringe, missing beads/fringes throughout, main panel has very few

**Originally Listed At $500** West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba culture, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A pair of ornate sashes made from cotton cloth and covered with thousands of glass seed beads and

each with hanging loop; one 47 1/2 x 5 inches; the other 43 1/2 x 5 inches

2 African Yoruba Diviner's Bags and 1 Bag Panel, Nigeria. Size: ranging from 19'' x 15'', (48 x 38 cm); 20'' x 15'', (51 x 38 cm).

A Yoruba beaded diviner's sash, Yoruba ; NigeriaComposed of multiple strands of various types of beads, separated by a large white glass bead, a trapezoidal beaded panel stating 'Chief Olo Jolofine Il

with multi-color beads; Condition: with handwoven threading coming loose from fabric backing;; beaded section: 26 1/4 inches wide; 41 1/2 inches wide overall

42" long, 5 1/2" wide.

2 African Beaded Artifacts: 1) Pikuran Cache Sexe Or Fertility Apron, Kirdi People (Cameroon), 20th C., beads and cowrie shells. Size: 5.25"H x 18"W (13.5 x 46 cm); 2) Yoruba Beaded Bag, West Africa,

West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba culture, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful and large leather and burlap bag decorated with hundreds of glass seed beads. The bag was intended for a priest or

West Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful leather and burlap bag of rectangular form with a semi-circular front flap, all elaborately adorned by hundreds of barrel beads in

African Yoruba Diviner's Beaded Wall Panel Sash. Size: 47'' x 6.5'' (119 x 17 cm).

African Beaded Yoruba Diviner Sash. Snake. pictorial totem of a snake. Approximately 63.5 x 6.5 x 0.25 in.

Rare Original Antique Beaded Yoruba Diviner / Priest Vest / Tunic - Shango Diviner (IFA) Priest's Vest | Decorated with Glass and stone beads | Approx. Size: 28" H x 27.5" W (Folded).

African Yoruba, Nigeria, Diviner”s Beaded Necklace.Beads, Fabric. It measures 20 inches long including the pendant and pendant 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches. Weight: 5 Oz. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: t

Yoruba Peoples, beaded fly whisk and bag, Niger Region, beaded cloth with horsehair whisk, together with a beaded bag, 19"l (larger) Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Not

Yoruba Peoples, beaded crown, sash, and bag, Nigeria, incl. a crown adorned with birds, a sash decorated in bird design with cowrie shell details, and a double bag with beaded front cover panels and s

Ca. first half 20thC. Very good, with little to no loss of beads on surface, some missing fringes, wear and discoloration to fabric. Presently mounted on a display board as shown. Purchased from Regin