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If you are looking for a hand made historical table artifact that reflects extreme strength , courage and resilience , The QUEEN IDIA Festac Bronze mask Table decor is what you need . It is made of 2.3kg of 100% pure Bronze first created in the early sixteenth century for an Oba (the king) named Esigie, in honor of his mother Queen Idia. She played a crucial role in the kingdom’s history and influenced the abolition of a barbaric royal tradition.

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This historical artifact is 100% crafted in bronze an abstract bronze carving that reflects the historical and cultural heritage of the ancient Benin kingdom with the face of QUEEN IDIA , the mother of Oba Esigie of the ancient Benin kingdom.

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QUEEN IDIA was the mother of Esigie, who reigned as Oba of the Edo people from 1504 to 1550. Queen Idia Changed the History of the Benin Kingdom and played a role that led to a great Benin victory. QUEEN IDIA , was the true power behind the throne of her son Oba Esigie.

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This popular Festac mask 77 was used as the official emblem of the Second World African Festival of Art and Culture in 1977 which was dubbed, the FESTAC MASK 77. If you are looking for what reflects extreme strength , courage and resilience , this festac table Bronze mask is what you need.

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The top of the hip mask is decorated with heads representing the Portuguese, symbolizing Benin’s alliance with and control over Europeans. In the face of adversity, QUEEN IDIA displayed unmatched bravery and cunning. She devised brilliant battle plans and disguised herself as a man and was able to provide strategic guidance and inspire her troops leading to their victory,

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QUEEN IDIA had a deep understanding of the healing arts and herbal remedies. The legacy of QUEEN IDIA endured for generations as her name became synonymous with strength, leadership and indomitable spirit of the Benin people. The QUEEN IDIA Ivory mask was forcefully taken from Benin during the British invasion of Benin in 1897. However, no museum in Nigeria currently has a Benin ivory mask in its collection.

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This festac bronze mask can be used for all homes/offices/schools decoration and as a special gift to all ladies and mothers around the world for their extreme strength , courage and resilience.