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| Nederlands: PopNederlands: Houten vruchtbaarheidspop met kralensnoeren en amulettenEnglish: COLLECTION TROPEN MUSEUM Wooden fertility doll with beaded cords and amulets TMnr 5561-2 | |
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| Title |
Nederlands: Pop Nederlands: Houten vruchtbaarheidspop met kralensnoeren en amuletten English: COLLECTION TROPEN MUSEUM Wooden fertility doll with beaded cords and amulets TMnr 5561-2]] |
| Description |
Nederlands: De vruchtbaarheidspop wordt door onvruchtbare vrouwen op de buik gedragen om zo zwanger te worden (Lefèber 1994: 24). Wente-Lukas (1977) vermeld dat de Doyayo vrouwen en meisjes een dergelijke pop als een baby in een vel op de rug dragen ter bevordering van hun vruchtbaarheid. Vaak zijn de poppen niet alleen met kralen maar ook met oude lapjes, kaurischelpen en soms ook echte haren versierd. Zo'n pop is het verplichte geschenk van een jongeman aan zijn verloofde en krijgt het geslacht dat het paar zich wenst als toekomstig kind. |
| Date | before 1994 |
| Dimensions | circa 25,5 x 7,5 x 14,5cm (10 1/16 x 2 15/16 x 5 11/16in.) |
| Accession number |
5561-2 |
| Notes |
Nederlands: Culturele Herkomst: Doyayo, Namchi, Namdji, Namshi Functionele categorie: pregnancy, birth and infancy, zwangerschap, geboorte en eerste levensjaar Geografische Herkomst: Cameroun- Noord Materiaal - hoofd: hout Materiaal - overig: glas, katoen, kleurstof, leer, pigment Techniek: geregen, Gesneden, Geverfd, Leerbewerking |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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