Ivory bracelet, 16th Century - Owo, Nigeria - Yoruba - made from one piece of ivory, with interlocking figures of a croco…

Oct 24, 2015 - Ivory bracelet, 16th Century - Owo, Nigeria - Yoruba - made from one piece of ivory, with interlocking figures of a crocodile, a man (Obatala?) and perhaps a mudfish. Comments welcome. Detroit Institute of Art. It was formerly in the collection of Frits vanden Berghe, Gent Monsieur et Madame Muller van Isterbeek, Brussels and then was bought by Baron Frédéric Rolin, a Brussels dealer in tribal art.

Ivory bracelet, 16th Century - Owo, Nigeria - Yoruba - made from one piece of ivory, with interlocking figures of a croco…

Ivory as Cultural Document: The Crushing Burden of Conservation - Curnow - 2018 - Curator: The Museum Journal - Wiley Online Library

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Ivory as Cultural Document: The Crushing Burden of Conservation - Curnow - 2018 - Curator: The Museum Journal - Wiley Online Library

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Ivory carvings from the Kingdom of Owo, Nigeria, 16th to 18th century. - yoruba post - Imgur

Nigeria, Armlet from the Owo-Yoruba people, Ivory; carved from a single section of elephant tusk. These double arm…

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