This wall-mounted Juju hat will change your interiors with its ethnic touch. The history of juju hats, is deeply tied within the Bamileke people of Western Cameroon in Central Africa. These unique Bamileke feather headdresses are handmade by the Bamileke people. They are traditionally worn by royal dancers during tribal ceremonies held by the Chief as they symbolize prosperity, freedom, and beauty. These textured and organic art pieces have become a favorite amongst the best-known interiors designers and are coveted in the world of interior design as striking statement pieces. Each of my pieces is unique, authentic, and handmade in Cameroon. Materials: real feather, rattan.
Care instructions:
- Regular dusting: Use a soft cloth or a feather duster to keep the feathers looking vibrant. You can also use a hair dryer on a cool, low setting to blow away dust and restore the feathers’ volume.
- Sun protection: Avoid prolonged direct exposure to sunlight to preserve the brightness of the colors.
Storage: Store it in a dry place to protect the feathers.
