These figures, ikenga (meaning ‘place of strength’), are found across Igboland and are associated with the worship of one’s right hand, aka ikenga (the Igbo believe that the right hand represents a male’s...
These figures, ikenga (meaning ‘place of strength’), are found across Igboland and are associated with the worship of one’s right hand, aka ikenga (the Igbo believe that the right hand represents a male’s...
These figures, ikenga (meaning ‘place of strength’), are found across Igboland and are associated with the worship of one’s right hand, aka ikenga (the Igbo believe that the right hand represents a male’s...
These figures, ikenga (meaning ‘place of strength’), are found across Igboland and are associated with the worship of one’s right hand, aka ikenga (the Igbo believe that the right hand represents a male’s...
These figures, ikenga (meaning ‘place of strength’), are found across Igboland and are associated with the worship of one’s right hand, aka ikenga (the Igbo believe that the right hand represents a male’s...
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