Consulter la cote et le prix de Janiform Power Figure Kabeja, 1977

Description : wood, pigments, collection numbers FX93741 and W64 handwritten in white paint, base In his standard work La Grande Statuaire Hemba du Zaire, François Neyt notes: Whether administering justice (kihona), making an offering to the ancestor (lusingiti) ..., these janus kabeja were always present (Neyt, 1977, p. 483). The kabeja is the fundamental object of the Hemba cult, including the cult of ancestors. In each village there is only one figure, which is in the possession of the clan chief. Kabeja are feared objects who were kept away from children and women and presided over all ritual acts. Janus figures kabeja always represent a male and a female figure, joined back-to-back, and sharing a single cavity on top of their heads for insertion of magical mass. They are seen as visual icon of the primordial couple, the founders of the society (abeja = woman, makua = man). AHDRC: 0135564 Continent: Africa
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