Yoruba or Edo Wood Fertility Figure - Traditional West African Sculpture #3772655 (License: Personal Use)

This dark-polished wooden sculpture depicts a standing female figure with an exaggeratedly tall, conical coiffure topped by a bird motif-common in Yoruba and Edo iconography symbolizing spiritual connection. The figure wears multiple strands of red, blue, and black glass beads around the neck and chest, and her hands rest on prominent spherical forms representing fertility or abundance. Surface wear and patina indicate age and ritual use.

Used in museum collections, academic resources, or cultural heritage websites to illustrate traditional African art, gender symbolism, or religious practices; targets researchers, educators, collectors, and culturally curious users seeking authentic visual references.