Calabash Palm Wine Cup (Iko-Nkwu) African Mini Hand-carved Local Wine Cup

Palm Wine, known as 'Nkwu Elu','Emu Ogidi', is the most traditional specie of palm wine among Africans made from Raffia Palm Trees. In Nigerian culture, the palm-wine is a tool of social continuity with social and cultural values. The drink is served during casual visits, gatherings, formally at coronations and festivals, and also for relaxation.

The palm-wine cup (Iko-Nkwu) is a traditional Cup reserved for ceremonial drinking of palm wine in ceremonies, local bars and at home. This 'Iko-Nkwu' is from the Igbo tribe, smoothly hand-carved from Calabash plant. It has a sense of authority and power as it serves Palm-wine and water to the Kings, council of Kings, Chiefs, and elders, symbolizing wealth and status. This creative African piece of Art can also serve as a decorative for your home. 

Lt's make a toast and lift the African Iko-Nkwu high in celebration.