IMPRESSIVE CAMEROON, BAMILEKE TRIBE BRONZE LION SCULPTURE
A large and heavy Cameroon, Bamileke Tribe bronze lion sculpture. This bronze work is believed to be from the Bamileke tribe of the Western Grassfields in Cameroon. The lion represents royalty, power, protection and leadership. It is closely tied to the Fon (king), who is seen as strong and fearless like a lion. Bronze lions are often used in palace settings, placed on royal thrones, altars, or displayed during important ceremonies. The lion reinforces the king's authority and is a symbol of the strength and unity of the Bamileke people.
Measures approx. 45cm x 46cm x 20cm.
A large and heavy Cameroon, Bamileke Tribe bronze lion sculpture. This bronze work is believed to be from the Bamileke tribe of the Western Grassfields in Cameroon. The lion represents royalty, power, protection and leadership. It is closely tied to the Fon (king), who is seen as strong and fearless like a lion. Bronze lions are often used in palace settings, placed on royal thrones, altars, or displayed during important ceremonies. The lion reinforces the king's authority and is a symbol of the strength and unity of the Bamileke people.
Measures approx. 45cm x 46cm x 20cm.
