The antique Eritrean ceremonial axe is a unique and culturally significant piece from Northern Africa. Its distinctive shape and engraving make it a standout collector's item that showcases the rich traditions and craftsmanship of the region. Made of unknown wooden handle type and iron axe head.  The axe was used for rituals, dances, and insignias of high rank, in addition to a form of local currency.  The axe is also known as a gano or a kilonda.