Sale 206 Lot 1337  

GHANIAN YORUBA IBEJI FIGURES. Two wooden Ibeji figures, which are significant in Yoruba culture, particularly among communities in Nigeria, Benin, Togo, and Ghana. Ibeji figures are created to represent deceased twins as they believe twins have "powerful spirits" and are sacred. Twins are considered "children of thunder" and are associated with the deity Shango. They are believed to bring wealth and good fortune to their parents. - Height:.
Estimate $100-150

Sold for $40

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