Turkana Cow Bell new in as a vintage object minor

as a vintage object minor imperfections may occur

symbolising the nomadic lifestyle with traditional uses for milk and transport

Dogon masks have large geometric eyes and stylised features

The stools have been left to their natural colour and have beautiful and unique natural markings

indicating a special place for a highly regarded individual during community meetings or ceremonies

Turkana Cow Bell new in as a vintage object minorThese cow bells are from the Karamajong people of northeastern Uganda. Hand forged from iron with a hand woven collar they are tied around the necks of prized livestock allowing herders to keep track of the animals across vast savannahs. Cattle represent cultural prestige and the sound, quality and presence of traditional iron bells on the herd reflect this deep, enduring bond between people and their livestock. They are a deeply symbolic artifact,