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Material: Korhogo Cloth
Bamileke elephant mask
Located in Diest, BE
Elephants are often associated with political power in the highly stratified kingdoms of the Cameroon grasslands. Because imported beads were historically rare and costly, beadwork i...
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1950s Cameroonian Vintage Korhogo Cloth Folk Art
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Large Scale Vintage New York City Bus or Subway Roll, Brooklyn-Queens , 8th ave
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Large Scale Vintage New York City Bus or Subway Roll, Brooklyn-Queens , 8th ave... Over 11 feet !! Great old sign, double sided.
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Vintage Korhogo handspun, handwoven and hand-painted cotton mud cloth by the women of the Korhoga Village who spin the cotton, while the men weave and sew the cloth...
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Mid-20th Century Ivorian Folk Art Korhogo Cloth Folk Art
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Korhogo Cloth
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