Pair of Ibeji cufflinks that for scarification, hairstyle and particular carving of the eyes can be geographically referred to the Oyo area, located in the south-east of Nigeria and of probable stylistic influence of the Igbuke family of sculptors.
Beautiful for the quality of the carving, the classical proportions of the volumes, the importance of the scarifications, the richness and variety of the beading and brass bracelet, the honest patina and the evident signs of use, this pair of Yoruba sculptures fully satisfies the aesthetic taste of the most attentive and erudite western collector.