The royal art from the regions called Cameroonian Grasslands, in which the chiefdoms are surrounded by pearl African art objects illustrating the richness and prestige of royalty.
This terracotta head is covered with thousands of multicolored pearls, arranged in particularly vivid contrasting tones. This royal art consists of masks, statues and prestigious objects to which glass beads give a certain brilliance.
From the Bamiléké crafts in Cameroon, these pearl heads are traditional art objects revisited and transformed into a contemporary decorative object. They are composed of terracotta and covered with finely woven pearls.
