“Lady na Lady” is an abstract wooden sculpture. The sculpture represents a hman face and head with exaggerated features, including a long nose, prominent lips, and a high forehead adorned with circular patterns and ridges. These intricate details emphasize the stylized and artistic nature of the piece. The head is further embellished with intricate carvings that create a sense of movement and texture. The circular patterns and ridges on the forehead add to the sculpture’s complexity and visual appeal. The exaggerated facial features give the piece a unique character, suggesting a proud and dignified figure, possibly representing a “haughty lady.” The sculpture is mounted on a rectangular pedestal, which provides stability and enhances its display. The base supports the intricate carving above, making it a striking and prominent piece of art.

Osawaru, Favour. ,Lady na Lady, wood, Private collection, Benin city

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