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KUBA skirt textile panel #1,
DR Congo, mid 20th century, cm 65x73.

End panel of a long cloth that was worn as a skirt or dress. The full skirts (Ngeende) were made up of several panels sewn together and worn bunched up and wrapped around many times resulting in ceremonial dresses.
A rather smart and distinguished  image. Recommended.

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NTSHAK textile long cloth,
DR Congo, mid 20th century, cm 350x90.

Showa ethnic group, Kuba region, Dominican Republic of Congo
Long cloth that was worn as a dress, made up of several panels sewn together and worn bunched up and wrapped around many times resulting in ceremonial dresses.
Beautiful.

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Nunzio Crisa
(17/2/1958-14/7/2012).
After the degree in physic he left Milano to Munich, where he got the PhD in Physical Chemistry at the Ludwig-Maximilians Universitaet.
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