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Ashione Gallery
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Ceremonial West African Comb
Wood. Pigment.
Status combs of this nature were worn by people of high status. They wore them by just letting them "sit" in the hair. Gender was not assigned.
It could also feature in a marriage ceremony, as unions were highly placed in those societies. Again, either the bride or groom or both could wear.
Ezn. 136
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- Home
- About Us
- Earrings
- Bracelets
- Necklaces
- Pendants
- Rings
- Darling Creatures
- Market Place
- Paintings
- Textiles, Furniture & Vessels
- Fetish & Power Based Objects
- Masks, Sculptures & Artifacts
- Gift Certificates & Gift Cards
- 'Ntoried Expressions!
- Terms and Conditions of Sale
- Methods of Payment
- Shipping
- Copyright Information
- Privacy Policies
- Benefits
- Ashione-yan
- Moments and Memories
- Contact Us
- Blog
- The Meaning behind African Power Masks
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