Rare terracotta sculpture of a female head/crown showcasing details of nude pregnant women.
As a sign of social status and rank within the community, the Bamum, Bamileke, Bangwa and Tikar peoples possess pipes which are used to smoke tobacco during social gatherings, royal ceremonies and also whilst working on farms.
The design, material and size of the pipe is used to highlight the social standing of the individual.
This bronze antique smoking pipe is a rare antique and stunning addition to any collection. Crafted from high-quality bronze, this head sculpture boasts intricate details and a timeless design. Perfect for enthusiasts and art collectors alike, this piece will add a touch of sophistication to any space.
