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Zeldzame metalen Ethiopische Ras-schijf uit Ethiopië, gedateerd aan het eind van de 19e eeuw, provenance Privécollectie, 32 x 32 cm, in goede staat met geen standaard.
Antique Metal Ethiopian Warrior RAS shield with decorations.
Diameter: 32 cm.
This shield is from late 19th century from an Ethiopian Ras
This Ethiopian shield was dated from the end of the 19th century and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
An elegant Ethiopian ceremonial shield, attributed to a Ras. Dating to the early 19th century, it features a rigid structure covered in red velvet and decorated with symmetrically arranged metal studs, typical of the shields of rank used in Ethiopia during the imperial period. These shields were used in ceremonial settings, parades, official receptions, or as symbols of prestige, thanks to their refined aesthetic and quality materials.
In excellent condition, with light signs of aging on the velvet and metal, consistent with its age and ceremonial use. Antique Ethiopian Ras shield made of metal, engraved and hammered panels, and a cylindrical shield boss at its peak. Ethiopian shields come in variety of designs and decorations (beads, silver strips etc.). They are made of various media that include, wood, metal, vegetable fiber (rattan or raffia).
The visual effect, the functionality and practical purposes of the piece dictated the form a shield should take. A good shield should offer a maximum of protection. The material used should be strength and durable. Almost all peoples of Africa made usage of the shield. In many cultures, shields like this were known as a defensive weapon, used by the warriors during combat. Shields were also displayed as emblems of status or rank and also as accessories of dance during festival or commemorative ceremonies or after a victory.
See a similar example in the Musee Dapper's CHASSEURS ET GUERRIERS; AFRICA: The Art of a Continent, edited by Tom Phillips, (See p. 126 in the above-referenced volume and also, p. 69 in African Shields by Dieter Plaschke and Manfred A. Zirngibl,) see also Marc Ginzberg. AFRICAN FORMS, pp. 168, 171
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Antique Metal Ethiopian Warrior RAS shield with decorations.
Diameter: 32 cm.
This shield is from late 19th century from an Ethiopian Ras
This Ethiopian shield was dated from the end of the 19th century and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
An elegant Ethiopian ceremonial shield, attributed to a Ras. Dating to the early 19th century, it features a rigid structure covered in red velvet and decorated with symmetrically arranged metal studs, typical of the shields of rank used in Ethiopia during the imperial period. These shields were used in ceremonial settings, parades, official receptions, or as symbols of prestige, thanks to their refined aesthetic and quality materials.
In excellent condition, with light signs of aging on the velvet and metal, consistent with its age and ceremonial use. Antique Ethiopian Ras shield made of metal, engraved and hammered panels, and a cylindrical shield boss at its peak. Ethiopian shields come in variety of designs and decorations (beads, silver strips etc.). They are made of various media that include, wood, metal, vegetable fiber (rattan or raffia).
The visual effect, the functionality and practical purposes of the piece dictated the form a shield should take. A good shield should offer a maximum of protection. The material used should be strength and durable. Almost all peoples of Africa made usage of the shield. In many cultures, shields like this were known as a defensive weapon, used by the warriors during combat. Shields were also displayed as emblems of status or rank and also as accessories of dance during festival or commemorative ceremonies or after a victory.
See a similar example in the Musee Dapper's CHASSEURS ET GUERRIERS; AFRICA: The Art of a Continent, edited by Tom Phillips, (See p. 126 in the above-referenced volume and also, p. 69 in African Shields by Dieter Plaschke and Manfred A. Zirngibl,) see also Marc Ginzberg. AFRICAN FORMS, pp. 168, 171
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