Two bronze Benin leopard heads
Late 20th century
Leopards are a significant symbol in Benin culture, representing strength, power, and leadership. They were associated with the Oba, the king of Benin, who was often seen as the "Leopard of the House." The bronze leopards were typically used as royal court art, serving both decorative and symbolic purposes.
Two bronze Benin leopard heads
Late 20th century
Leopards are a significant symbol in Benin culture, representing strength, power, and leadership. They were associated with the Oba, the king of Benin, who was often seen as the "Leopard of the House." The bronze leopards were typically used as royal court art, serving both decorative and symbolic purposes.
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29 H x 20 W x 15 D cm |
