




Bamileke Shield 12" Geometric Pattern
These beautiful shields take their name from the Bamileke people of Cameroon, and they come from an area known collectively as the Cameroon Grasslands. While these shields are no longer used in battle, they represent local rites and customs of the Bamileke tribe, and are used to to tell historic ancestry stories. These round shields are expressive sculptural art pieces that are favorites of decorators, designers and lovers of African Art. They come mounted on a metal detachable stand ready to set up. These would make a stunning addition to any space, especially grouped with the larger shield in this collection.
The lovely geometric patterns are assorted and selected randomly.
They are 12" in diameter, and with the stand about 14" high.
Made in Cameroon
Material
Kola wood
Dimension
See product description
Product Care Instructions
Wipe clean with a dry cloth
Origin
Cameroon
Time to make
12 hours
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Bamileke Carvers of Cameroon
📍Cameroon's Grasslands
" These shields are links between past and present"
