Ibedji Yoruba statuette, Nigeria - Lot 101

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Ibedji Yoruba statuette, Nigeria - Lot 101
Ibedji Yoruba statuette, Nigeria Wood, pigments, beads Height: 29 cm Female effigy honoring the spirit of a lost twin. Among the Yoruba, twin births have a strong spiritual dimension. When a twin dies, a figurine called ere ibeji is commissioned from a sculptor to symbolically embody the presence of the departed child. The effigy is then kept by the family and ritually nurtured, usually by the mother, who washes it, feeds it and adorns it with clothes or jewelry - as in this case, where the neck is adorned with a pearl necklace. The face displays characteristic features: bulging eyes with pronounced pupils, thick-lipped mouth, broad, flattened nose. Beautiful foliate scarification marks on the cheeks, and a network of chevron-shaped scarification marks on the upper chest. The headdress has a high, mitre-shaped summit crest, rare in the corpus.
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