R350.00 – R18,000.00
A panel of schematic representations of the Igbo peoples daily life, including a yam beetle with uli motifs on its back and, in the triangle above, a double gong, ogene. A series of narrow vertical panels to the right bear abstract patterns derived from (left to right) a ritual cloth, akwa-nka; another type of cloth called kpom-kpom; and a sacrification pattern, ogalu.
African Canvas – The Art of West African Women
By Margaret Courtney-Clarke
Published By: 1990
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