Curnow, Kathy. At Home In Africa: Design, Beauty and Pleasing Irregularity in Domestic Settings. Cleveland: Cleveland State University, The Galleries, 2014.
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- charm[3]
- club[1]
- comb (hair - grooming tool)[5]
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- game board[4]
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- adigrat[2]
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- dahomey[1]
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- loanda town[2]
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- namibia[2]
- nigeria[7]
- northeast africa[1]
- northern abyssinia[2]
- oyo[1]
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- senegal[7]
- sherbro island[2]
- sierra leone[3]
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- swaziland[2]
- tanzania[2]
- tigre[2]
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- uganda protectorate[1]
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- upper guinea[2]
- zaire[13]
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- zanzibar[4]
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- senufo[1]
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- swahili[6]
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- wanyoro[1]
- wongo[1]
- xosa[1]
- zulu[8]
- west africa[3]
- adinkra symbol[2]
- bird[2]
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- female[1]
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- mother[1]
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- dye[2]
- fiber[23]
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- gourd[5]
- grass[2]
- hide[1]
- horn (animal part)[2]
- iron[4]
- leather[12]
- metal[4]
- ostrich egg[1]
- palm leaf fiber[1]
- pigment[2]
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- raffia[5]
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- skin[1]
- straw[3]
- thread[1]
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- lost wax casting[1]
- potter's wheel[4]
- printed[2]
- sewn[4]
- woven[8]
- yes[122]
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