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Adimu Orisa Play: Voice of the Eyo Masquerade

Eyo masquerades don’t speak to anyone; apparently, it is a ‘no-no’. However, they do have a strange way of communicating with observers and spectators. Throaty short words, almost inaudible but uttered in strange eerie-like sounds. What is the message they give and what does it mean?

Adrienne Anderson

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A Photograph by Taiwo Arifayan

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African Style Diary on Instagram: “Yoruba Woman 😍 Portrait @adukeshittabey #africanstylediary #yoruba #nigeria #africa” Yoruba Woman, Nigerian Culture, Yoruba People, Vintage Black Glamour, Black Photography, African Inspired Fashion, African Clothing Styles, African Style, Woman Portrait

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African Style Diary on Instagram: “Yoruba Woman 😍 Portrait @adukeshittabey #africanstylediary #yoruba #nigeria #africa”

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Yorubaland, the cultural region of the Yoruba people in West Africa. Spans the modern day countries of Nigeria, Togo, and Benin. Yoruba Language, Yoruba Religion, Yoruba People, African Royalty, Art Premier, African People, Out Of Africa, Art Africain, We Are The World

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Considering A Yoruba Tattoo: Ideas? - Culture (3) - Nigeria

Lorelie Michaud

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Overlooked No More: Adefunmi I, Who Introduced African Americans to Yoruba

A pivotal conversation led him on a quest to understand African history and create a one-of-a-kind village for practitioners of the Yoruba religion.

Priscilla Ayodele

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The Orangun of Ila, late 19th Century. As a direct descendant of one of sixteen children of Odudua, the god, orisha, who added the creation of the world and who was the first king of the Yoruba people, the Orangun is one of the few Yoruba kings privileged to wear the veiled beaded crown. Whether it was orisha Olokun or orisha Obalufon who blessed mankind with the gift of beads, the privilege of their use has traditionally been reserved to kings, to the priests and priestesses of certain god... Yoruba People 19th Century, Capoeira, Ancient Yoruba People, Nigerian Aesthetic, African Traditional Religions, Creation Of The World, Yoruba People, Beaded Crown, African Royalty

The Art And Architecture Of Yorubaland! - Culture (7) - Nigeria

The Orangun of Ila, late 19th Century. As a direct descendant of one of sixteen children of Odudua, the god, orisha, who added the creation of the world and who was the first king of the Yoruba people, the Orangun is one of the few Yoruba kings privileged to wear the veiled beaded crown. Whether it was orisha Olokun or orisha Obalufon who blessed mankind with the gift of beads, the privilege of their use has traditionally been reserved to kings, to the priests and priestesses of certain…

Raúl Ernesto Chacón Carrasco

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