Mounted Kirdi Apron - Beaded Large The cowrie shells were once

The cowrie shells were once used for currency in some regions of Africa and are considered a symbol of wealth

Colorful masks were worn by young apprentices

The cowrie shape with the opening across resembles the genital anatomy of a woman

Height: 7"

Mounted Kirdi Apron - Beaded Large The cowrie shells were onceEach piece is unique. No replica. Origin: Made in Cameroon Composition: Gloss beads, cowrie shells, fiber, and wood. Color: Red, yellow, white, green and black Dimension Apron: 17. 5" x 8. 5" Overall : 21" x14" Weight: App. 1 Lb. Kirdi aprons are known for hiding the feminine pubic region. For centuries, many cultures across Africa have used artifacts to hide genital regions. The diversity in the materials used for those artifacts ranged from a forged