YORUBA BEADED CROWN 33, NIGERIA



Photographs © Tim Hamill

YORUBA, BEADED CROWN 33, 17" (45" with veil), $5,000, Nigeria

Traditionally, Yoruba crowns were worn by the king, or Oba, in public ceremonies. They were embellished with symbolic designs. Beads were signs of wealth and status. This crown shows signs of age and use.

 

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