Which materials are commonly used in Angolan decorative arts?

The primary materials used in Angolan decorative arts include wood, clay, copper, reeds, ivory, shells, and the human body.1

These materials are utilized to create a variety of traditional artistic expressions. For instance, the Chokwe people are well-known for their wooden sculptures, while the Cabinda region is noted for its carved ivories. Additionally, decorative arts also encompass the elaborate hairstyles crafted by the Nyaneka and Nkhumbi peoples.1