Dogon Collection

Mud village, Sanga region, Dogon, Mali, Africa

Monkey skulls embedded in mud wall to protect against evil spirits, Dogon village of Telle, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, Africa

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MALI, Dogon Lands. Overview of the plain of the dogon country and its villages fields Date: 12/02/2005

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MALI, Dogon Lands. Overview of the plain of the dogon country and its villages fields Date: 12/02/2005

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MALI, Dogon Lands. Baobab tree in a field Date: 12/02/2005

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MALI, Dogon Lands. Traditional Tellem (malian pygmees) houses on the Bandiagara cliffs Date: 12/02/2005

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MALI, Dogon Lands. Traditional Tellem (malian pygmees) houses on the Bandiagara cliffs Date: 12/02/2005

Female Figure, Mali, 11th-19th century. Creator: Unknown
Female Figure, Mali, 11th-19th century

Male Figure, Mali, Possibly 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Male Figure, Mali, Possibly 18th century

Equestrian Figure, Mali, 16th / 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Equestrian Figure, Mali, 16th/19th century

Face Mask, early 1900s (wood)
499865 Face Mask, early 1900s (wood) by Dogon Culture; h:91.5 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; (add.info.: Dogon masks can be interpreted on two fundamentally different levels)

Face Mask, early-mid 1900s (wood)
499517 Face Mask, early-mid 1900s (wood) by Dogon Culture; 111.1 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; (add.info.: Dogon masks are worn at the end-of-mourning ceremonies called dama)

Animal skulls and ammo embedded in wall, Mopti Region, Mali

Mali, Dogon Country, Sangha. A young man dressed in traditional Dogon attire. The unusual hat is peculiar to the Dogon people

Decorated cliff wall at Dogon ritual site, Songo Village, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bandiagara Escarpment, Dogon Area, Mali, Africa

Masked ceremonial Dogon dancer near Sangha, Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon area, Mali, West Africa, Africa

Portrait of masked ceremonial Dogon dancers near Sangha, Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon area, Mali, West Africa, Africa

Mali, Dogon Country, Koundu. A small settlement built among rocks near the Dogon village of Koundu. Dwellings have flat roofs while granaries to store millet have pitched thatched roofs

The remote Dogon village of Songo, in Mali, Africa

The Dogon village of Songo, in Mali, Africa

Mali, Cliff of Bandiagara (Land of Dogons), Banani village on hillside
Mali - Dogon Plateau - Fault line at Bandiagara cliff. Banana huts at Dogon village

CONGO, Republic of the. SANGHA. Dogon granaries

Houses in the village of Idjeli Dono, the highest of the three Idjeli villages, at sunset. Mali, Africa

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Africa, West Africa, Mali, Kondou. Dogon men wearing traditional colored grass clothes and wooden masks perform a traditional mask dance

A child running through the upper Idjeli village Idjeli do or Dono Dogon country Mali

MALI, Dogon Lands. Traditional Tellem (malian pygmees) houses on the Bandiagara cliffs

Close-up of granary door depicting ancestors of the Dogons, village in the Dogon area, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, West Africa, Africa

Grain stores in Irelli Village, Bandiagara Escarpment, Dogon area, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, West Africa, Africa

Village of Banani, Sanga (Sangha) region, Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon region, Mali, Africa

Dogon market, Sanga (Sangha), Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon region, Mali, Africa

Masked Dogon dancers, Sangha, Mali, Africa

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Village of Tereli, near to Sanga, Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon area, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, Africa

Dogon cliff houses and burial chambers, Irelli village, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon area, Mali, Africa

Goats and grain store in Dogon village, Bandiagara Escarpment, Mali, West Africa, Africa

Masked ceremonial Dogon dancer on stilts near Sangha, Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon area, Mali, West Africa, Africa

Masked ceremonial Dogon dancers on stilts near Sangha, Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon area, Mali, West Africa, Africa

The Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon area, Mali, Africa

Village just outside Sangha, Dogon area, Mali, Africa

Escarpment, Bandiagara, Dogon area, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mali, Africa

Man selling Dogon souvenirs, Mali, Africa

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"Exploring the Enigmatic Dogon: Unveiling Mali's Ancient Mud Village in Sanga Region, Africa" Deep within the heart of Mali, lies a hidden gem - the captivating mud village of Dogon. Nestled in the picturesque Sanga region, this ancient settlement is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and mystical beliefs of its inhabitants. As you wander through the narrow alleyways of Dogon, you'll stumble upon an intriguing sight - monkey skulls embedded in mud walls. These peculiar adornments serve as guardians against evil spirits, showcasing the deep-rooted spiritual practices that have endured for centuries. The village of Telle stands proudly amidst this enchanting landscape. Its earthen structures tell tales of resilience and unity among its people. Each step unveils a new story etched into every grain of sand beneath your feet. Delving deeper into history, we encounter remarkable artifacts that shed light on Mali's artistic prowess. A mesmerizing female figure from the 11th-19th century captures our attention with her graceful presence; her creator remains unknown but their talent echoes through time. A male figure possibly hailing from the 18th century captivates us with his stoic stance and intricate details carved by an enigmatic hand lost to history. The equestrian figure from the 16th/19th century transports us back to a time when horses galloped across these lands, symbolizing power and prestige. Intriguing wooden face masks beckon us further into exploration. Crafted during different periods spanning early to mid-1900s, they offer glimpses into ceremonial rituals and ancestral connections that continue to shape Dogon society today. Dogon whispers secrets only few can decipher - it invites you to immerse yourself in its timeless charm while unraveling mysteries woven intricately throughout generations past. This extraordinary place serves as a reminder that even within humble mud walls lie stories waiting patiently to be discovered.