Description
This is a powerful and regal bronze sculpture, crafted in the iconic artistic tradition of the Kingdom of Benin, West Africa. Such heads are typically representations of an Oba (King) or Queen Mother and are revered as important cultural and ancestral artifacts. This piece is created using the traditional lost-wax casting method, allowing for fine details in the ornate headdress, the traditional scarification marks on the face, and the high, ringed collar—all symbols of royalty and status. The bronze is finished with a deep, aged patina and touches of green verdigris, giving it the authentic, time-worn look of a treasured antique. This is a sculpture of significant cultural weight, a commanding statement piece for a study, library, or any collection of global art.











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