West African Carved Comb 240.3 Laundry ward off the spirits believed

ward off the spirits believed to cause infertility or difficult labour

Benin bronzes signified currency and status

The faint smoky aroma is due to the fact that the Chocho must undergo a ceremonial cleaning which involves glowing embers inserted inside to help the beeswax impregnate the fibres

authentic patina that brings a sense of history and soulful character to any interior

West African Carved Comb 240.3 Laundry ward off the spirits believedThis is a striking piece that perfectly balances functional heritage with contemporary sculptural art. Here is a product description tailored for the Botanical Boys aestheticfocusing on craftsmanship, cultural narrative, and interior styling. Hand Carved West African Anthropomorphic Comb This exquisite hand carved comb is a testament to the rich artistic traditions of West Africa, likely originating from the Asante (Ashanti) people of Ghana.