Namji figures are traditional sculptures created by the Namji people of northern Cameroon. These figures are typically made of wood and are known for their stylized, elongated forms. They often represent important cultural or spiritual themes, such as fertility, ancestors, or deities. Namji figures are used in various ceremonies and rituals, serving as symbols of protection, guidance, and cultural identity. Their distinct artistic style and symbolic significance make them important artifacts in the Namji community.
