Ama Relief Plaque with Oba Low-poly 3D model

The bronze plaque features three prominent figures: a central Oba (king) flanked by two attendants or warriors, all adorned with intricate headdresses and jewelry. The central figure, distinguished by his elaborate headdress and central position, holds a ceremonial object, possibly a staff or sword, symbolizing power and authority. The attendants hold similar objects, signifying their high status within the court.The detailed depiction includes a horse, symbolizing status and importance, suggesting a ceremonial or processional scene. The intricate patterns and textures in the background add depth and highlight the artisans' attention to detail, particularly in the clothing and anatomy.This type of plaque would have adorned the walls of the royal palace in Benin City, documenting historical events, courtly life, and reinforcing the divine right and power of the Oba.

Omorogbe, Aigbe. Relief Plaque Oba, Bronze-cast(lost-wax), Private collection, Benin city

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