Headrest from Dinka Tribe Sudan

This Headrests from the Dinka tribe of Sudan is a unique cultural artifact with both functional and symbolic significance.

Headrests are traditionally used during sleep, especially in the context of the Dinka's nomadic lifestyle, where they often sleep on the ground.

This headrest features a curved shape that supports the neck and head, allowing for comfort while preventing the hair from being flattened. The metal embellishments reflect social status or personal identity.