Eight ornaments and two everyday objects cast in metal: six bangles, one anklet with two large rattles, one necklace with three small rattles, one bell and one small bottle with a top. The items belong to various tribes: Bobo Bwa or Yoruba (made of copper, in the shape of a double cone, engraved with motifs of anchors and suns), Mossi (white metal, with geometric engravings), 2 x Lobi (with a twisted spiralling half, a smooth ridge on the outside and a wave motif on the inner rim), Dan-Bete or Senufo (high arm cuff with 2 spirals and braid décor on both edges), Cameroon (arm cuff with central bulging ridge and openwork fields), the anklet: Yoruba (copper with geometric décor of spike motifs), the necklace: Verre or Dan (brass spheres and 3 rattles, attached to a fabric band), the bell and the small bottle: Dan (yellow cast-alloy, brass). All 10 objects with good, old usage patina. First half of the 20th century. (ME)
Eight ornaments and two everyday objects cast in metal: six bangles, one anklet with two large rattles, one necklace with three small rattles, one bell and one small bottle with a top. The items belong to various tribes: Bobo Bwa or Yoruba (made of copper, in the shape of a double cone, engraved with motifs of anchors and suns), Mossi (white metal, with geometric engravings), 2 x Lobi (with a twisted spiralling half, a smooth ridge on the outside and a wave motif on the inner rim), Dan-Bete or Senufo (high arm cuff with 2 spirals and braid décor on both edges), Cameroon (arm cuff with central bulging ridge and openwork fields), the anklet: Yoruba (copper with geometric décor of spike motifs), the necklace: Verre or Dan (brass spheres and 3 rattles, attached to a fabric band), the bell and the small bottle: Dan (yellow cast-alloy, brass).
All 10 objects with good, old usage patina.
First half of the 20th century. (ME)
The Nok People, Culture & Art - Lesson
Types of Materials Let's Talk Science
Display of various objects made from metal alloys Stock Photo - Alamy
Ivory Worship
Pyrite: The Real Story Behind “Fool's Gold”
The Transatlantic Slave Trade - Equal Justice Initiative Reports
Africa - Wikipedia
The Hidden Cost of Jewelry : Human Rights in Supply Chains and the
Brass Working and Mforowa Manufacture among the Akan of Coastal Ghana during the 17th–20th centuries
A display of objects made from metal alloys Stock Photo - Alamy
20 Artists Who Crossed Over to Country, From Beyoncé to Ray Charles
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Artists Ranked From Best to Worst
UNESCO listing brings new shine to North African metal art - The Hindu
Brass Working and Mforowa Manufacture among the Akan of Coastal Ghana during the 17th–20th centuries
m2w4k5m5.stackpathcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/