Early 20th Century Hand-Carved Ceremonial Pende Axe (DRC) Oceanic Arts & Antiquities This Navajo tomahawk would look

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Early 20th Century Hand-Carved Ceremonial Pende Axe (DRC) Oceanic Arts & Antiquities This Navajo tomahawk would lookThis hand carved axe is a genuine piece from the Pende Tribe in Congo, Africa. Crafted in the early 1900s, the ceremonial axe carries the rich history and culture of African iconography. The axe features intricate carvings of both a man and a monkey, and displays exquisite craftsmanship that showcases the Pende Tribe's skillful artistry. This rare axe is a perfect addition to any collection of African antiques, and is an excellent conversation starter