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Het gebruik van twee gezichten wordt soms geïnterpreteerd als een representatie van het tijdsconcept
Diameter van de cimbalen: 6
Age: Circa 1970
Dimensions: 46 x 11 x 11 cm
Adedo bel van de Fon uit Benin fish See the last photo forDimensions: 24. 5 x 12. 5 x 9 cm. Adedo bells are ceremonial bells used in Vodun ceremonies by the Fon people of southern Benin. A Vodun priest or priestess rings the Adedo bell to contact the spirit world. The bells are said to attract or repel energies. Within Vodun, contact with the spirit world is central. During contact with the spirit world, the priest or priestess seeks advice from the ancestral spirits. In addition to help in solving problems,