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hand-thrown in unglazed earthenware from Shanxi province in China and dating from the 1950s
this large shield boasts hundreds of hand-placed beads on manila string
Origin: South America and Africa they can grow several meters long
Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of cultural history with a Namji Doll
reproduced today using reclaimed Elm to honor their rustic origins
Benin Bronze Warrior 9.2 RareFinds hand-thrown in unglazed earthenware fromA Benin bronze warrior figure from the Edo people of the Benin Kingdom in Nigeria, cast by the traditional lost wax method a wax model encased in clay, melted out, then filled with molten bronze so each piece is unique, with finely worked detail across the bronze. Historically, Benin bronzes signified currency and status, their worth held in both the metal and the casting. A small collectable piece for a shelf or display cabinet. Size: 16cm H x 4cm W.
