Design, Art Architecture: Vernacular African Architecture

Musgum dwelling units constructed out of earth, sun dried mud and lashed reeds for thatch, by the Musgum of Cameroon. Geometric designs are part of the traditional structures that are often in a large dome shape. pic.twitter.com/iWndXvBy3o

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Baskets woven from cane, leaf palm and vegetable fibre string handles, late 19th -early 20th century,

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An entrance of a Hausa palace, post 19th century pic.twitter.com/4krTjvySwg

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