Kirdi Metal Cache Sexe Apron Cameroon
Width: 7.0
Depth: 0.75
Description
The Kirdi Metal Cache Sexe Apron from Cameroon is a remarkable artifact that embodies both cultural tradition and artistic craftsmanship. Worn by members of the Kirdi ethnic group, this metal apron, known as a "cache-sexe," serves as a form of modesty garment, covering the genital area. Crafted from metal, often brass or iron, this apron features intricate designs and patterns that reflect the artistic heritage of the Kirdi people. These designs may carry symbolic meanings or cultural significance, representing elements of nature, spiritual beliefs, or social status within Kirdi society. The cache-sexe apron is not only a practical garment but also a symbol of cultural identity and tradition, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of the Kirdi people in Cameroon
Height (In): 18.0
Width (In): 7.0
Depth (In): 0.75
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Approximate Age: 20th Century
People: Kirdi
Country of Origin: Cameroon
Material
Condition
Overall Condition: Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.