Step into the power and symbolism of African tribal art, where every carved line carries meaning and every mask once moved with rhythm, ceremony, and community. Our upcoming sale presents a compelling selection of African masks, carved wooden figures, ethnographic sculptures, and ritual objects—ideal for collectors, interior designers, and anyone building a serious collection of authentic tribal art.
Auction dates: 26 & 27 May
Viewing days: 22 & 23 May
📍 Jordaens N.V. – Art, Antiques & Wine Auctions (Antwerp area)
🌐 Bid in-house / absentee / online (as applicable on your site)
What’s in this collection (keyword-rich + readable)
Expect strong variety across classic collecting categories:
- African masks – bold, expressive forms, some with aged patina, pigment, and ritual wear
- Carved wooden figures – standing and seated forms with elegant proportions
- Ceremonial objects & headpieces – including pieces with fibre/raffia and mixed materials
- Tribal stools / tables – sculptural functional objects with carved supports
- Ethnographic art – decorative, historical, and cultural pieces suited to collectors and interiors
These lots appeal to:
✅ African art collectors
✅ Ethnographic & tribal art buyers
✅ Interior designers / decorators seeking statement pieces
✅ Buyers looking for authentic sculpture with presence
Why collectors love African & Tribal Art
African and tribal art isn’t just visually striking — it’s deeply collectible because:
- Symbolism & story: masks and figures often represent ancestors, protection, rites of passage, or community identity
- Sculptural quality: these pieces read like modern art in contemporary interiors
- Material authenticity: hand-carved wood, natural pigment, fibre, and aged surface patina
- Display impact: a single strong mask or figure becomes an instant focal point
How to preview & bid
We strongly recommend visiting on the viewing days (22 & 23 May) to assess:
- surface, patina, condition, and construction
- size/scale for display
- presence and sculptural “weight” in person
Auction: 26 & 27 May
Browse the catalogue online, register to bid, and place bids via your preferred method (online / absentee / in-room).
Q: Can I bid online?
A: Yes—online bidding is available (add your exact method/registration link wording).
Q: Are the items authentic African tribal artworks?
A: Our lots are catalogued and described to the best of our expertise; condition and details can be assessed during viewing.
Q: When can I see the items in person?
A: Viewing is on 22 & 23 May.
Q: When is the auction?
A: 26 & 27 May.
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