The Namji tribe is known for their wooden dolls. This doll stands on a wooden gallery base, it is beautifully carved with geometric features and embellished with leather fringe, beads, and shells. Traditionally these dolls were given to young women to encourage fertility.
- *Era: Circa 1930
- *Material: Wood/Beads/Coins/ Leather
- *Size: 5.25"(L) x 3"(W) x 16.75" (H)
- *Color: Brown/multi
- *Condition: Wear consistent with age, may show blemishes or imperfections.
Found in Cameroon
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