Part of the African Art Collection Collection, Living in Style Exhibit
This headdress is called a mpaan. It is adorned with many cowrie shells and glass beads, which is a rich display of title and status among the Kuba people. This headdress is part of the regalia of a senior titled woman. It is most often displayed on the body of the deceased at funerals.
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