Cameroon's tribal art particularly reflects the cultural richness of the Bamileke, Mambila and Bamoun peoples, famous for their sculptures and ritual masks.
The Bamileke royal masks, adorned with beads, embody power and spirituality, while traditional Mambila art is composed of expressive masks and statues.
Used in initiation rites and royal ceremonies, these sacred objects perpetuate age-old traditions. Discover the heritage of Cameroonian primitive arts, a reflection of a profound identity.