African women's iron loincloth – Kirdi Cameroon – Tribal art – Late 19th century

Traditional African female loincloth attributed to the Kirdi/Matakam peoples of northern Cameroon.
This type of loincloth was worn by women in cultural and ritual settings.
Traditional African object from the Cameroon region (north), representative of utilitarian tribal art from the early 20th century or earlier.
Estimated age: late 19th–early 20th century
Material: wrought iron, woven natural fibers
Height: 7.2 inches
Width: 6.7 inches
Weight: ~0.7 pounds
Origin: Northern Cameroon – Kirdi/Matakam people
Condition: antique, natural patina, signs of use
This is a traditional female loincloth made of iron and fibers, used in Cameroonian societies to cover the pubic area. The materials, patina, and craftsmanship indicate authentic use and traditional origin.
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