Personal Charm
Date
early 20th century
Creator
Location
Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
Personal charms for good luck and protection from unseen forces were common in Africa. This charm was worn as a necklace. Air passing through it created a whistling sound, reassuring its wearer of its active forces.
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