Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet
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Vintage Bronze Yoruba Currency Bracelet

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Embrace the rich cultural heritage of the Yoruba people with this stunning 19th century bronze currency bracelet. A unique piece of jewelry and functional currency, this bracelet was worn with pride by the Yoruba people, showcasing their artistic and financial prowess. The intricate design and quality craftsmanship make this bracelet a true treasure, a symbol of Africa's vibrant cultural heritage and a piece of history to be treasured for generations to come.

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The Yoruba people are an African ethnic group that inhabits western Africa, mainly Nigeria and Benin. As an ethnic description, the word “Yoruba” (or more correctly, “Yaraba”) was originally in reference to the Oyo Empire.

Yoruba culture consists of cultural philosophy, religion and folktales. One of the first observations of first time visitors to Yorubaland is the rich, exuberant and ceremonial nature of their culture, which is made even more visible by the urbanized structures of Yoruba settlements.