The African beaded head golden blue embodies the radiant elegance and richness of traditional Bamileke artistry. Covered with hundreds of hand-applied golden beads, this sculpture captures light and enlivens the space with its warm and contrasting tones. Touches of pure white and vibrant orange bring balance and energy, making this beaded head a true statement piece in any refined interior.
A prestigious object between ritual and decor
Once reserved for kings and dignitaries of the Bamileke kingdom, beaded heads stood in sacred spaces as symbols of authority and wisdom. Today, they bring their timeless power into refined interiors as striking and meaningful art pieces.
Handmade
Sculpted in terracotta and fully beaded by hand, each head requires hours of meticulous, patient work. Every bead is placed using ancestral techniques, giving each piece its own rhythm, visual power, and uniqueness.
Symbolism
Bamileke beaded heads embody power, spiritual protection, and royal status. Formerly guardians of sacred places, they carry deep symbolic meaning and cultural refinement. These memory-filled objects connect tradition, spirituality, and beauty.
Visual energy of the beaded head golden blue
The golden base of this beaded head catches the light, evoking nobility, power, and wealth. Blue details bring freshness and wisdom, while black adds mystery and depth. A bold red accent channels vital energy and authority. Together, these elements form a striking, almost regal composition, a visual statement of balance between radiance and inner strength.
Ethical & sustainable
Handcrafted in Cameroon, each piece honors ancestral craftsmanship and ensures fair compensation for artisans, following an ethical and sustainable approach.
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
• Type: decorative sculpture
• Materials: terracotta, glass beads
• Height: approx. 11″ – 28 cm
• Weight: 1.5 to 2 kg
• Color: golden, blue sky, red, black
• Care: dust gently with a soft cloth, avoid direct sunlight
• Placement: display on a mantelpiece, nightstand, coffee table, bookshelf or console