The Old Yoruba King's Beaded Necklace is a traditional accessory worn by Yoruba kings, who are the traditional rulers of the Yoruba people in Nigeria and some other West African countries. The necklace is made of small beads, usually in a variety of colors, and is intricately designed to reflect the status and wealth of the king wearing it.
The beads uséd to make the necklace are typically made from natural materials, such as glass, coral, shells, or stones, and are often arranged in patterns or designs that have significant cultural or spiritual meaning. The necklace may also feature pendants or other decorative elements, such as cowrie shells, that are believed to have protective powers and symbolize prosperity and fertility.
The Old Yoruba King's Beaded Necklace is not only a symbol of royalty and power, but also a reflection of the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the Yoruba people. Each necklace is a unique work of art that embodies the history and identity of the Yoruba kingdom and its rulers.
Height (In): 42.0
Width (In): 5.5
Depth (In): 0.25
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