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ITSEKIRI CHIEF

ITSEKIRI CHIEF

Regular price £1,250.00 GBP
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Metal sculpture of an Itsekiri chief in full traditional attire. 

Top hat, long beaded necklace worn across the chest underneath a round coral bead necklace. Coral bead bracelets adorn hands holding a ceremonial walking stick, signifying rank and a traditional hand piece. The long, embroidered flowing shirt is worn over a wrapper, known as "Ivie." 

Dark patina with a pitted and textured surface. This sculpture is wall hung across a metal bar at the back

The Itsekiri are an ethnic group in Nigeria, primarily residing in the Niger Delta region, particularly in the Warri area. They have a rich history and culture, known for their traditional monarchy and maritime heritage. Fishing and trading activities are integral to their livelihoods and economy.


 

Dimensions

Height: 65cm
Width: 22cm
Depth: 8cm

Materials

Metal

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Domestic - 2 to 3 working days

Europe & USA - 2 to 4 working days

Worldwide - 3 to 9 working days

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