Our god-daughter Marisa was the reason we were treated so well in Dakar. She contacted her extended family in Senegal, and Henri, Anta, & Marcel made sure
we were welcome and helped us navigate the city.
Marisa joined us for an belated holiday celebration, and I took advantage of the opportunity to press her into service as a model to showcase our recent additions to our collection. At the top of the post she shows the Nigerian child's mask that
Henri gave us as a overly generous parting gift, in front of carved granary door we procured in the Dogon country.
Marisa loves our
Alpha Sow ceramic.
Sigrid and Marisa with the Alpha Sow ceramic, in front of New Guinea war shields and a Dogon mask.
Our god-daughter Marisa was the reason we were treated so well in Dakar. She contacted her extended family in Senegal, and Henri, Anta, & Marcel made sure we were welcome and helped us navigate the city.
Marisa joined us for an belated holiday celebration, and I took advantage of the opportunity to press her into service as a model to showcase our recent additions to our collection. At the top of the post she shows the Nigerian child's mask that Henri gave us as a overly generous parting gift, in front of carved granary door we procured in the Dogon country.
Marisa loves our Alpha Sow ceramic.
Sigrid and Marisa with the Alpha Sow ceramic, in front of New Guinea war shields and a Dogon mask.
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