Bamum Bronze Currency, Cameroon
A heavy and intricately worked bronze piece, created using the lost-wax casting method.
Dating the mid 20th century, this piece originates from the Bamum people of Cameroon. Originally used as a form of currency, this piece would also have served as an object of status within Bamum society.
An incredibly heavy and sculptural item, it has a curved hollow centre and decorative markings throughout.
Sourced in the UK.
The piece measures 14cm wide, 6.5cm tall.
A heavy and intricately worked bronze piece, created using the lost-wax casting method.
Dating the mid 20th century, this piece originates from the Bamum people of Cameroon. Originally used as a form of currency, this piece would also have served as an object of status within Bamum society.
An incredibly heavy and sculptural item, it has a curved hollow centre and decorative markings throughout.
Sourced in the UK.
The piece measures 14cm wide, 6.5cm tall.
A heavy and intricately worked bronze piece, created using the lost-wax casting method.
Dating the mid 20th century, this piece originates from the Bamum people of Cameroon. Originally used as a form of currency, this piece would also have served as an object of status within Bamum society.
An incredibly heavy and sculptural item, it has a curved hollow centre and decorative markings throughout.
Sourced in the UK.
The piece measures 14cm wide, 6.5cm tall.
