Antique African "Ehel" (Tent Pole) Tuareg People of Niger Grand Tour either worn on necklaces or

either worn on necklaces or hidden in their clothing for good luck and protection

The “Western Asiatic” region includes: Afghanistan

the bodhisattva associated with compassion

Crafted between 1880-1920s

Still in the prime of his career

Antique African "Ehel" (Tent Pole) Tuareg People of Niger Grand Tour either worn on necklaces orTraveling Man Treasures Curiosity Vault is selling this antique tent pole picket fragment made by the Tuareg people of Niger. The intricate carved geometric designs indicate that this pole was a "prestige piece" intended to embellish the tent. This pole looks to have been broken many years ago (see patina on the broken area) but the top is in good condition and perfect for a small display piece. Ehel pickets are placed inside the tent to hold the wall