Rare Cameroon Ceremonial Cloth

Ndop Cloth is a resist dyed indigo cloth used for rituals and ceremonies.

Ndop Cloth is a resist dyed indigo cloth used for rituals and ceremonies.

Ndop Cloth is a resist dyed indigo cloth used for rituals and ceremonies.

These items were presented to Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower by Mr. Edwin J. Owen later to be presented to Mary Jane McCaffree, Mrs. Eisenhower's personal White House secretary.

A ritual textile by the Toroja people from Sulawesi, painted by hand using natural color pigments. Probably mid 20th C or earlier.

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