Yoruba Ibeji, Nigeria while the fire represents the transformative power of divine love. Ewe People are renowned for

Ewe People are renowned for small wooden statues called Venavi

Measurements: The mask measures 12 inches tall

Hilltribe Tassel Keychain With Bell and Cowry Shell

mental and emotional distress

extremely rare Amulet portrays Mae Jing Jawk/ The Kitsune as an older woman holding a white fox in the embrace of a beautiful young man

Yoruba Ibeji, Nigeria while the fire represents the transformative power of divine love. Ewe People are renowned forYoruba Ere Ibeji Figure, Nigeria Date Period: Mid 20th century Materials: Wood, antique glass beads In the language of the Yoruba people, Ere Ibeji means Sacred Twin: 'Ere' means sacred image, 'Ibi' for born and 'Eji' for two. They represent the figure of a deceased Twin. This ibeji is then treated as the missing child would have been. It is the mother who must take care of him; she can wash and feed him regularly. If she dies, the remaining Twin