Bamileke Traditional Necklace from Grassfields Land of Cameroon Womens African Print Shorts make-ups or purses

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This ebony wood sculpture is the characterisation of an African woman carrying firewoods on her head

Toghu: It's a fabric from Bamenda in the North West region of Cameroon

Do not machine wash

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Bamileke Traditional Necklace from Grassfields Land of Cameroon Womens African Print Shorts make-ups or pursesAlso called "Rosetta beads", the first Chevron beads was made in Venice back in 1495. They are particularly appreciated and sought after by noble families of Black Africa. In the West of Cameroon, these pearls are intended to mark a high rank in the hierarchy and play a protective role". Today these beads are encrusted in the Bamileke culture. Sign of prestige and royalty, they are worn only during important traditional ceremonies such as king