Cultural Heritage Objects of Southern Benin: Plant Dyes and Exudates Used in Their Confection
Colors are practically ubiquitous in the artistic and craft objects of the South Benin region, affiliated to the Yoruba cultural area. Apart from the usual ochres and kaolin, the paint layers of the sculptures are little known, especially in terms of their binders but also plant dyes exploited. Colo...
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IntechOpen
2020
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