This hand-carved wooden sculpture is an authentic Lega tribal art figure from the Democratic Republic of Congo, used in Bwami society initiation rituals. Featuring multiple heads, this symbolic form represents layers of moral teachings and societal status among the Lega people.
Such figures were reserved for individuals undergoing initiation, and each head or form represented a lesson, story, or virtue to be internalized. Its rich brown patina adds age, character, and cultural authenticity.
A meaningful acquisition for tribal art collectors, African heritage exhibitions, or anyone drawn to symbolic spiritual artifacts.
Tribe: Lega
Origin: DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo)
Function: Initiation, storytelling, spiritual guidance
Material: Aged hardwood with patina
Cultural Significance: Bwami society moral teachings
