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Kamuse - from the art of nature to the nature of art

Kamuse - from the art of nature to the nature of artKamuse - from the art of nature to the nature of artKamuse - from the art of nature to the nature of art
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Say something interesting about your business h This ivory pendant mask is one of a pair of nearly identical works; its counterpart is in the British Museum in London. Although images of women are rare in Benin's courtly tradition, these two works have come to symbolize the legacy of a dynasty that continues to the present day. The pendant mask is believed to have been produced in the early sixteenth century for the King or ObaEsigie, the king of Benin, to honor his mother, Idia. The oba may have worn it at rites commemorating his mother, although today such pendants are worn at annual ceremonies of spiritual renewal and purification. ere.

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