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Bronze anklets of great weight, adorned with intricate designs, were forged onto Baoule women's legs, as part of their dowries. The wearing of these was forbidden by the Liberian government in the mid twentieth century, and these anklets were subsequently used as curency. Baoule designs are influenced by the detailed art of the Benin. The full pattern is shown on the immediate right with a detail of the top right corner on the far right. The pattern is vector-based and resolution independent. Get info on size, resolution and price. |
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