Vintage African Raffia Kuba Cloth 1960's, Made in Africa DKC Print of an exploded perspective

Print of an exploded perspective drawing of a tree from the Forest of Knowledge

The panel portrays a Dwaar Palika (female temple guardian)

a feature found in similar examples

Traditional Sheesham wood slippers with intricate Brass Design

tinted glass

Vintage African Raffia Kuba Cloth 1960's, Made in Africa DKC Print of an exploded perspectiveSize : H 51. 5" W 17. 5" Originating primarily from Central Africa, especially among the Kuba people of the Democratic Republic of Congo, raffia textiles are woven from the fibers of the raffia palm. These cloths are known for their bold geometric patterns and rich, earthy tones. They were often used as currency, ceremonial attire, or status symbols. Each piece is labor intensive, involving weaving, dyeing, and sometimes appliqu or embroideryresulting