RARE Terracotta Yoruba Tribe Osun Shrine Jar (c. 1910s-1940s) Artifact and other geometric patterns

and other geometric patterns

is a sacred symbol with positive connotations and is not associated with hate or violence

but it can easily be re-mounted into the frame of your choosing

this piece represents the Buddha in his last few earthly hours prior to his entry into Nirvana

This depiction of the Buddha in his final earthly moments should encourage us to strive for harmony within the self

RARE Terracotta Yoruba Tribe Osun Shrine Jar (c. 1910s-1940s) Artifact and other geometric patternsTraveling Man Treasures has discovered this extremely rare Osun shrine jar from the Yoruba people in Nigeria, specifically the Osogbo region, and is believed to have been crafted in the early to mid 20th century. The jar has damage to the upper rim, but is in excellent condition otherwise. The piece was deemed authentic by Arthur Erickson, owner and curator of Arthur Erickson Inc., Old Native Arts & Unusual Antiquities, located in Portland, Oregon. He