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CAMEROONIAN NAMJI PEOPLE DOLL. A Namji doll, originating from the Namji people of Cameroon, is a traditional wooden figure adorned with beads, shells, and metal. These dolls are more than just playthings; they hold cultural significance, often given to young girls to ensure fertility and a prosperous marriage. The dolls are believed to possess protective powers and are sometimes carried by adults for good luck. The Namji doll is decorated with cowrie shells, which historically symbolized wealth and prosperity. - Height:. 11 1/2 inches.
Estimate $150-200

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