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To: JE Jail <[email protected]>
Subject: chairs
Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2009 19:34:13 +0000
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I thought this was interesting - beaded african chairs 750$-900$ :
"The creation of special seating was very important in Cameroon culture. The position that the
owner held in the kingdom, village and family often dictated the type of seat that he was allowed to
possess. Beaded chairs and thrones were considered part of royal paraphernalia and were
commissioned for use only by members of the royal court namely the king and queen. Keeping in
step with tradition only the motifs of royal court animals like lions, elephants and other symbols of
royalty were able to grace these chairs. As restrictions eased other beautiful articles were allowed."
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