Ceremonial axes served the function of a status symbol: a symbol of political and religious power. They differ from ordinary axes in that they had different blade types, and usually with blunt edges. Some axes were produced with two blades. The handles were carefully crafted and usually incorporated a female head or figure, and decorated with

A Bemba Axe (Axe) made of Wood, Metal / Steel measures 41.5 cm (16.3 in). Dated XIX-XXth century, it originates from Zambia, is categorized as cephalomorphic, and belongs to the Bemba culture.

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2025年2月28日 · LWENA - AFRICAN ADZE / AXE - ANGOLA # 9580 A fabulous work of tribal art from the Lwena peoples of Angola and Zambia. Knives, axes, and spears, most made of forged iron show the remarkable skill of the traditional African blacksmith. They are often artistically superior to what was functionally necessary. Some functioned as weapons.

He also carries a ceremonial axe called bukano in Tonga. This is an arch-shaped axe. The role of the rainmaker is very significant because he communicates the information of the spirits about …

Tribal: A Zambian Lozi axe, the wooden handle with raised cross hatched decoration along part of its length, dimpled decoration to the rest, 55cm; together with a second example with chip carving to part of the handle, 51cm.

Zambia Old African Axe / Anciene Hache D ' Afrique Mbunda Photos and Information in AncientPoint

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The African Fish Eagle represents the conquest of freedom and nation’s hope for the future. The hoe and pick-axe represent the country’s economic backbone: agriculture and mining, as well as the characteristics that have influenced Zambia’s evolution and nature.