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The 'iliohan - Black' Baule Chiefs Collection (Author Mr Stephen Thanni)
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  • Reads 190
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 17m
Ongoing, First published Mar 20, 2016
Mature
Predominantly, a story about an exquisite, rare & valuable collection of Spiritual and utilitarian tribal art pieces. Many of them,  belonging to a 'sitting' Chief of a village nestled in between the Sassandra and Komoe Rivers in Eastern Cote D'Ivoire. It is the story of how the collection started, and the unwavering desire of a seasoned antiques collector, 'Harold' & his wife 'Nelly'. A story about how they fell in love with Baule art, and forged a bond with a beautiful culture, with its roots  in Akan history.

Ultimately, it is the story of the origins of the collection, and how it found it's way to this lovely couple who will cherish it forever..
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In the heart of Kalimantan's ancient forests, where spirits whisper through the trees and rivers carry secrets untold, two souls from different worlds are drawn together by fate. Ayu, a Dayak woman bound to the traditions of her ancestors, and Arka, a man seeking to understand the untamed world beyond his own, find their destinies intertwined. But as the forest's whispers grow louder and unseen eyes watch from the shadows, they must confront a choice that could bind them together or tear them apart. In this tale of love, culture, and the unseen forces that shape their world, the river and the mountain must decide whether they will meet in harmony or be forever divided.