Master artisans in Nigeria are working to preserve the traditional craft of bronze casting, which has a history spanning centuries. This effort comes amid a global conversation about the restitution of cultural artifacts. Artisans express concern that without support and recognition, the craft may not survive for future generations.
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Efforts to Preserve Nigeria's Benin Bronze Casting Craft
Artisans in Nigeria are striving to maintain the traditional craft of bronze casting, which faces challenges due to the ongoing global restitution discussions. They emphasize the importance of support to ensure the craft's survival.
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‘If it dies, it’s on you’: Saving Nigeria’s Benin bronze casting
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Efforts to Preserve Nigeria's Benin Bronze Casting Craft