Cameroon Cowry shield buffalo_wallpiece There are two holes on

There are two holes on either side of the egg and birds eat from the base until the egg is empty

The brightly dyed ostrich feathers are gathered into a sturdy red base complete with silver keyring

this stylish piece with its modern wire framework and classy use of blue and green beads

The heads of Africa’s most feared wildlife

Dimensions 32cm tall by 14cm wide

Cameroon Cowry shield buffalo_wallpiece There are two holes onThe Tikar shield has been traditionally used as a defensive weapon, displayed as a decorative or ritual symbol of status and wealth by the Tikar tribe in Cameroon. Hand carved from one solid piece of wood, African shields are synonymous with the sense of the open veld, wildlife and the ancient history of Africa. This cowry shell shield is distinctly patterned with shells and metal on wood. A perfect wall decoration on its own or paired with others.