File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Fles versierd met kralenwerk voor ritueel gebruik TMnr 5397-2a.jpg
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| Nederlands: Fles (onderdeel)Nederlands: Fles versierd met kralenwerk voor ritueel gebruikEnglish: Bottle with bead decoration for ceremonies | |
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Nederlands: Fles (onderdeel) Nederlands: Fles versierd met kralenwerk voor ritueel gebruik English: Bottle with bead decoration for ceremonies |
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Nederlands: Gedecoreerde kalebassen worden gebruikt als vaten voor palmwijn. Ze spelen een belangrijk rol tijdens ceremoniële gebeurtenissen, vooral in rituelen die geassocieerd worden met de installatie van de koning. |
| Date | before 1991 |
| Dimensions | circa 58 x 20cm (22 13/16 x 7 7/8in.) |
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5397-2a |
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Nederlands: Culturele Herkomst: Centraal-Sudanees Functionele categorie: conservering en opslag, preservation and storage, status-, rang- en waardigheidstekenen, identificatiemiddelen, status, rank and other insignia Geografische Herkomst: Cameroon, Cameroun, Kameroen Materiaal - hoofd: kalebas Materiaal - overig: blik, kunststof, nylon, Plastic, Synthetische materialen Techniek: Blikbewerking, Kalebasbewerking, Met kralen versierd |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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