Shield - Bamileke - Cameroon (No reserve price)

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Origin Bamileke shields from Cameroon, more precisely in the west, in very good overall condition.
African shield - tribal art. Tribal African decoration and ethnic style from the 2000s. Made by traditional artisans, this shield (defensive weapon) is a decorative and ritual object. They are one of the symbols of the wealth of the tribes of Cameroon. The black-and-white pigment designs are superb. The wood is carved with geometric motifs representing the different tribes. The back has a handle in the center. These shields are hand-carved from a single piece of wood and the pigments integrate easily into any space, where they will provide a striking visual focal point. Each shield is a unique piece.

Origin Bamileke shields from Cameroon, more precisely in the west, in very good overall condition.
African shield - tribal art. Tribal African decoration and ethnic style from the 2000s. Made by traditional artisans, this shield (defensive weapon) is a decorative and ritual object. They are one of the symbols of the wealth of the tribes of Cameroon. The black-and-white pigment designs are superb. The wood is carved with geometric motifs representing the different tribes. The back has a handle in the center. These shields are hand-carved from a single piece of wood and the pigments integrate easily into any space, where they will provide a striking visual focal point. Each shield is a unique piece.

Details

Number of objects
1
Ethnic group/ culture
Bamileke
Country of Origin
Cameroon
Period
2000-2010
Material
Wood
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Good condition
Title of artwork
Shield
Height
30 cm
Width
30 cm
Weight
2 kg
FranceVerified
434
Objects sold
96.9%
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