Ritual palm wine cup, Kuba, Democratic Republic of Congo
  • Ritual palm wine cup, Kuba, Democratic Republic of Congo

Cup royal Kuba

€145.00

Nobility in African Kuba art

Kuba cups of this type are reserved for notables and village chiefs for personal use and contribute to the prestige of the owner. The Shoowa are fond of palm wine cups with openwork feet, beautiful handles and geometric shapes.

The cylindrical neck is entirely engraved with a geometric decoration corresponding to the drawing (Makwoongl matey) to be found on page 60, Receptacles, Edition Dapper. This cup of noble form, adopting the aspect of the drum known as Bukit, comes from the private collection of Belgian.

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Data sheet

Presumed dating
Mid XXth century
Size
23 cm
Ethnic group
Kuba / Bakuba
Material(s)
Wood
Country
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Origin
Tribal Art Collection United States
Condition
Excellent