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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 headdress to adourning beautiful interior designer homes as contemporary wall hangings.
The headdresses are made of natural or dyed chicken feathers, these feathers are stitched onto a woven raffia support that can be folded or unfolded. These sought after wall-hangings have come a long way from traditional Cameroonian festivities and ceremonies.