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The Depository documents 3 techniques in Equatorial Guinea; by risk level: 1 critically endangered, 2 endangered. Each record opens with a public summary; the full research record is free to view once registered.
The carving and painting of wooden masks by the Bubi people of Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea, used as central elements of funerary rites, seasonal festivals, and community storytelling.
The single-block carving of trapezoidal, oval-sectioned wooden ceremonial bells by the Bubi people, indigenous inhabitants of Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea.
The hand-weaving of raffia palm fiber into the ngombi, the traditional single-piece garment of the Fang people, Equatorial Guinea's largest ethnic group.