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Kuba man's ceremonial skirt cod. 0858. Rafia leaves. Democratic Republic of Congo (drc). Mid-20th Century. Size cm. 447 x 71. (14'8'' x 2'4''). Good condition.
This ceremonial skirt, crafted from raffia with appliqued work, holds a special place in Kuba culture. Notably, the checkered thin borders on this cloth indicate that it is a skirt reserved for the Bushoong or Kuba aristocracy. Each element of this Kuba Cloth carries cultural significance and reflects the enduring traditions of the Kuba people. This cloth stands as a symbol of identity, heritage, and the artistry of its creators.
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