aucune - Doll - 1990-2000 - Cameroon





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Namji Namchi wooden carved doll from Cameroon, adorned with white glass beads and cowries, about 41 × 10 × 10 cm, dating from 1990–2000, with display stand included.
Description from the seller
Grand Namji doll from Cameroon – Carved wood & white beads – African tribal art – 41 cm – Stand included
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Description
Stunning Namji (Namchi) doll from Cameroon, made of carved wood and entirely adorned with white beads.
This piece stands out for its elegant stylized silhouette and its remarkable beadwork, typical of creations associated with the Namji/Namchi people of northern Cameroon.
In Cameroonian tradition, these dolls were linked to femininity, fertility, and family transmission. They were kept as symbolic objects and sometimes used as talismans or ritual objects.
Today, Namji dolls are particularly sought after in interior decorating for their graphic and contemporary aesthetic. They naturally complement:
* a collection of African art,
* a cabinet of curiosities,
* chic ethnic decor,
* a designer interior.
Specifications
• Origin / style: Cameroon – Namji / Namchi people
• Object: beaded African doll
• Material: carved wood, decorative beads
• Dominant color: white
• Craft: manual beadwork
• Display stand: included
• Dimensions: approximately 41 × 10 × 10 cm
• Weight: approximately 500 g
• Condition: good overall condition (see photographs)
Beautiful decorative presence with its 41 cm height and the elegant contrast between wood and white beads.
A refined piece blending African tradition and contemporary decoration.
Grand Namji doll from Cameroon – Carved wood & white beads – African tribal art – 41 cm – Stand included
⸻
Description
Stunning Namji (Namchi) doll from Cameroon, made of carved wood and entirely adorned with white beads.
This piece stands out for its elegant stylized silhouette and its remarkable beadwork, typical of creations associated with the Namji/Namchi people of northern Cameroon.
In Cameroonian tradition, these dolls were linked to femininity, fertility, and family transmission. They were kept as symbolic objects and sometimes used as talismans or ritual objects.
Today, Namji dolls are particularly sought after in interior decorating for their graphic and contemporary aesthetic. They naturally complement:
* a collection of African art,
* a cabinet of curiosities,
* chic ethnic decor,
* a designer interior.
Specifications
• Origin / style: Cameroon – Namji / Namchi people
• Object: beaded African doll
• Material: carved wood, decorative beads
• Dominant color: white
• Craft: manual beadwork
• Display stand: included
• Dimensions: approximately 41 × 10 × 10 cm
• Weight: approximately 500 g
• Condition: good overall condition (see photographs)
Beautiful decorative presence with its 41 cm height and the elegant contrast between wood and white beads.
A refined piece blending African tradition and contemporary decoration.

