Cameroon Shield Same Sex Couples A hand-beaded protea tea-light holder

A hand-beaded protea tea-light holder made by South African artists from glass beads wound onto wire

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Size: H 15cm x W 8cm x D 4cm

Cameroon Shield Same Sex Couples A hand-beaded protea tea-light holderHistorically used as a defensive weapon in wartime and displayed as a decorative symbol of status and wealth by the Tikar people in Cameroon. Meticulously crafted, carved from one solid piece of Baobab wood, a sacred wood used for medicinal and ritual purposes for centuries. These decorative shields are one of a kind, collaboratively crafted by a large group of people to make each piece truely unique and communal. Size: 80cmH x 24cmW