Description
The faces on the crowns represent and honor ancestors, one of whom might be Oduduwa, the mythic founder and first king of the Yoruba people. As such, the faces serve as reminders of the royal line, royal ancestors and the tradition of the monarchy. The inclusion of birds on many of the crowns refers to the spirit world and the king’s ability to mediate between the realms of human beings and spirits, the secular world and the spiritual one. Birds are also said to represent female power, in its nurturing (motherly) and destructive (witch-like) aspects. It is commonly accepted that the oba (king) cannot rule without the cooperation and support of the women in his village. Repeated patterns in the design suggest the interconnectedness of all life and the balance needed to sustain it. On a crown, such patterns can furthermore refer to the connection between the current king (oba) to previous kings through the hereditary line.
KuliKuli / Peanut Cookies 
Aiden/prekese fruit x4 
Mbariket - 1 oz. Imported Nigerian Ground Ogbono From Abakaliki Nigeria 
Benin Coral Beads/Nigerian Wedding Beads/African Beads 
igbo bridal set 
Edo women’s crown/ Benin African Bride beaded headpiece/ Edo bridal horn/ Okuku/ Edo head piece/ Benin head gear 
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