Anklet
Item number K2.69 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Description
Anklet with an overall c-shape and bosses on the outer edge. Three arch-shaped loops on the top at the sides and front centre, and there is a border of twisted metal along the edges of the top surface.
History Of Use
Nuptual gift - usually given by the groom at the time of marriage. Worn around the ankle of newly married female. Patterns vary according to the social rank of the giver.
Specific Techniques
Cast by cire-perdue method. The inner edge is decorated with textures achieved by twisting the wax filets before casting.
Item History
- Made in Nigeria
- Owned by Abi Jones before March 21, 1965
- Received from Abi Jones (Seller) and Unknown (Funding source) on March 21, 1965
What
- Name
- Anklet
- Identification Number
- K2.69
- Type of Item
- anklet
- Material
- brass metal
- Manufacturing Technique
- cast
- Overall
- height 2.0 cm, width 13.6 cm, depth 10.5 cm
Where
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
- Made in
- Nigeria
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