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Spoon
The wooden spoon is made from one piece. The bowl is egg-shaped and deep. The opening is cut at an angle and the handle has a triangular cross-section. Its end is curved upwards like a leaf. Two raised lines are cut on the outside of the bowl, running from the tip to the base. A narrow leather strap is knotted around the style.
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Übersee-Museum Bremen
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Cultural attribution
Herero
Object type
Household item
Dimensions
Allgemein: 36 × 14 × 13 cm
Material/Technique
Wood; leather
Current location
Übersee-Museum Bremen
Inventory number
B02926
Provenance and sources
when
Before 1909
where
Namibia
who
Eduard Philippus Wilhelm Hälbich
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