Consulter la cote et le prix de Ekonda Tiered Woven Hat Botolo , second half century

Description : Additional Information: ,This interesting hat is a very rare handwoven hat in a layered conical form. Tiered hat woven from vegetal fibers worn by Ekonda chiefs. Such wickerwork hats come from a number of contiguous groups living in the Congo Basin region, especially among the Ekonda, Ntumba, Bolia, Sengele and Sakata. Such wicker hats were known as Botolo, and they  ,were worn by leaders, initiates and diviners as part of ornaments and also as symbols of status.  ,It has one copper disc and has geometric patterns painted in white and red. Otherwise the overall condition is stable. A wickerwork example of a Botolo hat is published in Daniel P. Biebuyck and Nelly Van Den Abbeele , The Power Of Headdresses, Brussels, 1984, plate 44. See also a photo of a Nkumu wearing a Botolo hat (plate 44 bis) The same hat and photo are also published , Mary Jo Arnoldi and Christine Mullen Kreamer (ed.) Crowning Achievements. African Arts of Dressing the Head, 1995, figs. 2.17-2.18
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