Royal Ceremonial Bamiléké Beaded Bell 115 cm Cameroon African Art
왕실 의례용 바밀레케 구슬 장식 종, 115cm, 카메룬 아프리카 예술품
| 상품번호 | 365073658187 |
| 상태 | Pre-Owned |
| 거래유형 | 즉시구매 |
| 출고국 | 미국 (US) |
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The Grassland is the vast savannah region of high plateaus volcanic located in the west of the Cameroon, spread over the northwest regions and from the West savannah Cameroonian Grassland is the homeland of the agricultural peoples of Bantu languages which during the 3 millennia av. J.-C. colonize theSouthern Africa during thebantu expansion. Each chiefdom has a set of five to seven, of different sizes, sometimes emitting a band heralding rhythm, sometimes a kind of spoken language.
They were found in every Fulani laminate, from Banyo to Maroua. Embossed, in chefs' vestibule boxes (Benoué and Adamawaua). The Fulani borrowed it from the mboum chiefdoms and populations of the Benoué.
It is worn facing upwards, hitting it with a wooden or iron rod depending on the sound to be produced are observable in the chiefdoms mboum of Mana and Nganha. In Maroua, when the licking "what "" moves, it is preceded by the sound of these bells.
It is a sacred instrument and emblem of one of the many male societies of the people of Grassland: ""Kwi'fo"".
The tinkling of wooden or metal chopsticks on the hollow metal heralded the beginning of ceremonies and established communication.