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CHIWARA HEADDREESS

CHIWARA HEADDREESS

One of one·Figures·Abstract·Wood

Chiwara Headdreess is a hand-carved wood sculpture, rooted in the Bamana people of West Africa. This piece is a ceremonial antelope headdress used in agricultural rituals to honour the spirit of cultivation.

DimensionsH 31 × W 7 × D 13 cm

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Chiwara Headdreess is a hand-carved wood sculpture, rooted in the Bamana people of West Africa. This piece is a ceremonial antelope headdress used in agricultural rituals to honour the spirit of cultivation. Dimensions: 13 × 7 × 31 cm.

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SKU 11646
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