Woman's neckpiece c. 1950

This Dinka woman's neckpiece, created around 1950, is an example of traditional African beadwork. The piece is crafted with meticulous detail and features an array of blue, black, and white beads arranged in a geometric pattern. A prominent bone ornament adds a unique element to the piece and highlights the cultural significance of the neckpiece. This neckpiece is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and artistic expression prevalent in Dinka culture. The Minneapolis Institute of Art houses this piece and its stunning display of beadwork and bone craftsmanship.