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Agere ifa (àgéré Ifá) is a holding receptacle, vessel or container for keeping and raising the sacred palm nuts or ikin used in Yoruba divination. Most Agere are made from a medium of wood, but also ivory and coconut shells.

Ajete ifa is a receptacle or vessel to hold the sacred palm nuts (ikin) used in Yoruba divination. Most of the ajere ifa are made of wood, but there are ajere made of ivory, others made of coconut shells and African gourds

This Yoruba ivory divination vessel (agree Ifa), consisting of a bowl supported by a female caryatid, served as a receptacle for the sixteen sacred palm nuts (ikin). Through this medium, Ifa priests communicated with the god of fate, Orunmila, …

Kingwood is from Brazil and is a true rosewood. One of the finest members of the dalbergia family, the heartwood is a mix of purple and rose with white sapwood. Usually not found in wide or long material, it is best used for musical instruments parts, knife handles, cue sticks and inlays.

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Kingwood is a classic furniture wood, almost exclusively used for inlays on very fine furniture. It was the most expensive wood in general use for furniture making in the seventeenth century, at which time it was known as princes wood.

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2019年7月29日 · The diviner will use ikin Ifa (sacred palm nuts) in combination with the opon divination tray and iyerosun powder for Ifa divination. This method of divination is also known as Dafa. The communication with Ifa will reveal the odu to the diviner at which point it will be marked in the iyerosun powder. Learn more about the ikin divination process ...

Dr Caroline Ikin is a Curator at the National Trust covering Munstead Wood, Standen and Nymans. She has previously worked in museums and for the Gardens Trust and her research interest is in nineteenth century art, architecture and gardens.