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Ghana (Kumasi)
Asante Gold Ornament with Repoussé Floral and Solar Motifs
2688
Crafted during the height of the Asante Empire, specifically dating to before 1874 AD (attributed to the 18th or 19th century).
Worn as a high-status royal court ornament, pectoral adornment, or state regalia piece by chiefs, dignitaries, or soul-washers within the Asante imperial hierarchy to display wealth, sacred authority, and divine royal favor.
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