👑 These thrones were made for royalty in the Cameroon Grassfields in West Africa.
💪 The kings and chiefs competed with each other to visually express their power and glory.
⏳ Creating a throne like this took years of time and specialized beadwork.
👑 The throne is adorned with royal beads and cowry shells, symbolizing wealth and status.
🍷 The queen-mother holds a calabash for palm wine, while the king holds a drinking horn, both ritual objects.
🪑 Thrones like this are kept in storage and only brought out for annual ceremonies, highlighting the importance of seating.
👑 The throne represents the highest elevation and power for a king.
📸 Kings in the region embraced early photography but posed in a composed manner.
💎 Thrones are considered sacred and hold power that is respected by all.
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