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A Wooden Ikoro Drum from Ohafia with a Female Figure Holding a Baby. 1930s
The Ikoro drum holds a special place in Igbo and Ibibio cultures. Known as "ikorok" in Ibibio, these large slit drums were used for communication over long distances. Their loud sound could summon people for war, festivals, or emergencies, making them central to community rituals.
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