Les Bamilékés
35 ⅜ x 23 ⅝ in - (90 x 60cm) - Printed on poly-cotton canvas with light relief of acrylic paint - white wooden frame - 500 copies available with certificate of authenticity.
The fascinating dance of the Tso is an expression of the prestige and vitality of a tribe's leadership. This captivating dance is performed during seasonal celebrations, funerals or inaugurations. Members of the Kuosi tribe, part of the Bamiléké ethnic group, originating from the West Cameroon region, known for its warrior tradition, bring this dance to life by wearing hoods richly decorated with beads. Artistic details include ears and a forehead piece that evoke the majesty of the elephant. The dancers are dressed in indigo-dyed fabrics and beaded embroidered vests, adding a touch of elegance to their outfit. Their beautifully feathered headdresses and leopard skins demonstrate their status and rank within tribal society.
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