Bamana sculpture refers to the artistic creations of the Bamana people, an ethnic group from Mali, West Africa. These sculptures often depict human figures and animals, showcasing the community's rich cultural heritage and spiritual beliefs. They are typically made from wood and are characterized by their stylized forms and intricate details. The sculptures serve various purposes, including religious rituals and social ceremonies. Many pieces are associated with the Bamana's traditional beliefs, particularly the N'tomo and Sigi ceremonies, which celebrate life stages and ancestral connections. Each sculpture reflects the values and identity of the Bamana community.