Juju hat

Juju Hat DIY Wall Decor I wanted to be making a Juju hat DIY wall decor forever and if I knew it was so easy to make one I would give it a shot sooner. Seriously, it’s soooo easy to make one.…

I'm fond of easy, simple and doable craft projects. Why make things hard when it can be fun and fabulous the easy way! Here are my fav craft projects from 2013.

DIY african juju hat

So I went to a charity event for the Miami Dolphins this weekend, and I decided that I really need some pom poms to shake around the house, and maybe to cheer on my husband as he does his daily walk down Route 1 (right?!) I doubt I’ll be able to get my hands on […]

Wall Decor Juju hat with Seashells and feathers These beautiful living room decor pieces will transform any wall into a Boho statement piece. This piece is made of natural sea shell and feathers decor made by hand. This stunning natural wall decor, in any living space. This natural wall hangingincludes 1 pices home decor. ☛ MATERIALS: Sea shells and feathers ☛ CARE OF PRODUCTS: - The set is made of environmentally friendly materials. - You can wipe with a slightly damp cloth as well as the…

The Juju Hat or as they are called in Cameroon, the Bamileke or Tyn hats from the Bamileke tribes have come a long way from being traditional ceremonial headdresses to adorning beautiful interior designer homes as contemporary wall hangings. For hundreds of years, the Bamileke tribes have been creating hats for their tribal chiefs, royal families, and dignitaries to wear during tribal ceremonies. Often wearing them with the Elephant Mask or Mbap Mteng which denotes power and wealth in its…

Is it just my impression or are Juju hats now all the rage? I love the look of this unique wall art and one hot spot to buy one (in a variety of colours) is at Table Tonic. Images courtesy of Table…

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Traditionally the Juju hat, Bamiléké feather headdress or Tyn hat, is a headdress worn by the royal dancers of the Bamiléké tribes during important ceremonies held by the tribal chief. They symbolize prosperity and are believed to posses the positive qualities of birds and the beauty as well as fragility of life. The headdresses are made of natural or dyed chicken feathers as well as various wild bird feathers. The feathers are stitched onto a woven raffia support that can be folded or…