๐ These thrones were made for royalty in the Cameroon Grassfields in West Africa.
๐ช The kings and chiefs competed with each other to visually express their power and glory.
โณ Creating a throne like this took years of time and specialized beadwork.
๐ The throne is adorned with royal beads and cowry shells, symbolizing wealth and status.
๐ท The queen-mother holds a calabash for palm wine, while the king holds a drinking horn, both ritual objects.
๐ช Thrones like this are kept in storage and only brought out for annual ceremonies, highlighting the importance of seating.
๐ The throne represents the highest elevation and power for a king.
๐ธ Kings in the region embraced early photography but posed in a composed manner.
๐ Thrones are considered sacred and hold power that is respected by all.
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