Crown
This headdress is described by the Sierra Lone National Museum as a crown...said to be 200 years old . It is thought to have been worn by a warrior. It consists of a cloth wrapped circular loop, worn atop the head. Four rectangular leather packages are attached to the loop, likely to be sebe/sebbeh, or amulets, to protect the wearer.
Further Information
- Type: Regalia, Religious/ritual equipment, charms
- Object: Crown
- Materials: Leather, animal skin, Textile
- Culture Group: Other
- Dimensions: Unknown
- Production Date: Pre 1969
- Associated Places: Unknown
- Associated People: Mr. Abu Sesay, Freetown (Trader)
- Museum: Sierra Leone National Museum
- Accession Number: SLNM.1969.01.02
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