RARE Dogon Bronze Horse Sculpture • Mali • Solid Lost-Wax Bronze • 12”x10"

Offered here is a striking and substantial Dogon bronze horse sculpture from Mali, crafted using the traditional lost-wax (cire perdue) technique. This impressive piece measures 12" L × 10" H and is made of solid cast bronze, giving it significant weight and a commanding presence. Highlights & Features: Origin: Dogon people, Mali Material: Solid cast bronze (not hollow) Technique: Traditional lost-wax casting, ensuring each piece is unique. Estimated Age: Mid-20th century (1950s–1980s). Design: Displays the characteristic elegant elongation, symbolic stylization, and intricate incised surface motifs of Dogon metalwork. Symbolism: Horse figures symbolize status, leadership, and ancestral authority in Dogon culture. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with an attractive, naturally aged patina. No structural issues or repairs. Includes its custom wood display base. Well-suited for collectors of African tribal art and curated interior design. Acquired from a private collection.