Agbagli Kossi (1935–1991): A Voice of Vodun Sculpture Agbagli Kossi was a Togolese sculptor whose work embodied the rich traditions of West African Vodun art. Born in Bé, a district of Lomé, he ascended to prominence within Togo’s Vodou circles, becoming recognized as one of its most respected practitioners. His distinctive style centered on intricately painted wooden figurines—primarily adorned with vibrant pink lacquer—occasionally accented with white—a technique that captured the essence of Vodun spirituality and aesthetic sensibilities. ### Early Life and Artistic Formation Kossi's for…