Yoruba Beaded

Hand woven beaded panel by the Yoruba people of Nigeria, Africa.

A pair Ibedji Yoruba-south west Nigeria sculptures in Oshogbo village or possibly Erin. East Oya district. Proven: Russian film director married to Finnish woman -moved to Helsinki....

A finely carved female twin figure, ere Ibeji, Yoruba People, Nigeria, created in the early 20th century.

This is an early example of the ceremonial belts worn by important personages of Africa's Yoruba Tribe. The brass beads were made using the lost wax process.

A finely carved male twin figure, ere Ibeji, or twin figure from Yoruba People, Nigeria, created in the early 20th century.

The colorful panels depict densely-beaded turtles, snakes, and Yoruba faces - with vertical scarification on the cheeks - bordered by cowrie shells indicating wealth and status.

Their deep mythologies fired the imaginations and talents of skilled craftspeople to create extraordinary works of art. Made only for the Yoruba leader, known as an oba, their beaded...

Impressive pair of Nigerian armchairs, ambitiously handcrafted by the Yoruba tribe with glass beads on fabric on a wood frame in a striking black and white floral design.

An extraordinary pair of vintage lounge chairs. The Yoruba chair hand beaded in Nigeria. Brilliant blue and white floral design.

Just in, this pair of magnificent Vintage African Yoruba pair of Chairs in Multicolor beads. The background is made of White Beads and the floral decor is , Green, Red and Black.

The Yoruba people reserve the use of glass beads for royalty, priests and priestesses, as well as embellishing ritual and ceremonial objects.

A hand-made African beaded Yoruba chair circa 1900, adorned with vibrant colors, exemplifies traditional craftsmanship and cultural significance, showcasing intricate beadwork and th...

Mid-century Nigerian Yoruba chair constructed with found objects and ambitiously hand beaded depicting animals, fish, flowers, men and ancestors in distinctive naive folk style.

Thousands of tiny glass beads are intricately applied to canvas fabric in beautiful shapes and designs.

Thousands of tiny glass beads are intricately applied to canvas fabric in beautiful shapes and designs.

Thousands of tiny glass beads are intricately applied to canvas fabric in beautiful shapes and designs.

Thousands of tiny glass beads are intricately applied to canvas fabric in beautiful shapes and designs.

Beautifully hand-beaded Nigerian artworks depicting birds, women with water vessels, and human faces. Large crowns are $620 each. Smaller crowns are $425 each. Purses are $165 each.

West African hand beaded head dress crown from Yoruba, Nigeria. This artistic beautiful and functional art piece is covered with beads in ivory, red, blue, green, yellow and black c...

Traditionally made for the Yoruba tribe Kings and Queens, Yoruba chairs are hand embellished with thousands of tiny glass seed beads applied to fabric covers which are then stitched ...

West African hand beaded head dress crown from Yoruba, Nigeria. This artistic beautiful and functional art piece is covered with beads in ivory, red, blue, green, yellow and black co...

Yoruba hand beaded chairs

An African Yoruba beaded tribal trunk, mid-20th century. 24 inches wide by 18 inches deep by 15 ½ inches tall

A spectacular vintage Boho arm chair. A chic Yoruba style in a brilliant colorful design. Completely hand beaded with incredible attention to detail.

The Yoruba people reserve the use of glass beads for royalty, priests and priestesses, as well as embellishing ritual and ceremonial objects.

Colorful and intricately hand-beaded chair with iconic tribal, geometric and animal motifs.

Gorgeous white hand-beaded crown adorned with birds from the Yoruba people of Nigeria.

Their deep mythologies fired the imaginations and talents of skilled craftspeople to create extraordinary works of art. Made only for the Yoruba ruler, known as an oba, their beaded ...

The Yoruban tribes of Nigeria are some of Africa's most famous artisans. Their deep mythologies fired the imaginations and talents of skilled craftspeople. Made only for kings, their...

Stephenson, New York, NY. Fully beaded artifacts in Yoruba traditional culture are the perogative of only chiefs and priests.

Thousands of tiny glass beads are intricately applied to canvas fabric in beautiful shapes and designs.

West African hand beaded head dress crown from Yoruba, Nigeria. This artistic beautiful and functional art piece is covered with beads in ivory, red, blue, green, yellow and black c...

Mid-20th century tribal white beaded crown, Yoruba people, Nigeria A lovely example of a chief's white beaded crown with two tassels hanging on one side, some slight bead loss and...

Pair of Nigerian Yoruba Tribal beaded African chairs. Add a piece of drama to your room, with these hand beaded chairs.

Offered by Scott McCue Pair of African Yoruba Ibeji "twin" tribal figures with beaded necklaces A pair of well loved and worn Ibeji figures with bead necklaces For Yoruba families,...

Pair of black and white African hand beaded Nigerian Yoruba tribal armchairs. Add a piece of drama to your room, with these hand beaded chairs.

Pair of Nigerian Tribal beaded African chairs. Add a piece of drama to your room, with these hand beaded chairs in a floral design.

Two Nigerian (Yoruba tribe) fully beaded armchairs, each with vibrant graphic patterning in green, red, and gold on a white field; priced individually

A whimsical club chair entirely covered with vibrant glass beadwork. The condition, colors and designs of this particular chair make it very desirable.

A pair of beautifully handmade African beaded lounge chairs by the Yoruba People, Nigeria.

Vintage table. Glass beads and cowrie shells. Could be a side table or ottoman.

Impeccably detailed white beaded arm chairs from the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria.

Rare sculptural arm chair in all white beading.

Take a seat in a masterpiece of Yoruba craftsmanship with this captivating hand-beaded chair, adorned in a mesmerizing white and blue design that adds a touch of artistry to any spac...

Beads were a sign of wealth and status, and many Yoruba sacred and secular objects were embellished with detailed images and designs in small glass beads.

Unique Yoruba white beaded Chief's chair with an all over white beaded floral design.

Made in Nigeria by Yoruba tribal people. All over glass beads with large leaf pattern.

White hand beaded armchair with floral design. Tribal Yoruba from Nigeria.

Floral images in the beading.

This beaded, conical headdress is made by the Yoruba peoples of Nigeria.

Cloth basket encrusted with colorful old glass trade beads

Created from thousands of tiny glass beads applied to canvas pieces which are then applied to wooden frames, these elaborately embellished chairs are a handcrafted specialty of the Y...

Yoruba chairs in rare all white beading. Sold as pair.