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Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
The Latin term glandes plumbeae—literally "leaden acorns"—refers to this bullet’s distinctive shape
oval urns laid upside down
and are often found as grave goods to provision the dead for the afterlife
her legs crossed atop a small base
Luba Female Figure sash Journal of the Asiatic SocietyLuba people, early to mid 20th century, Democratic Republic of the Congo Magnificent and graceful wooden female figure standing upright with softly flexed knees and hips, carved with the refined elegance characteristic of Luba artistry. The composition displays a beautifully balanced body with pointed flanking breasts, long tubular arms, and hands gently resting upon a rounded abdomen with a pronounced navelan emblem of lineage, fertility, and