Two women who are most likely Igbo and from the Önïcha area judging by the presence of the Obi Önïcha in related photos. Photographed by H...

A woman of Ügwüta, Òru area, early 20th century. Internet Archive. Òru, riverine Igbo around the Niger, were known for their markets by wat...

"Assay Chief & wife." P A Mc C. British Museum. Ase is an Ndị Osimili settlement on the Ase River which connects to the Niger...

"Rich Women. Onitsha. (church members.)" G. F. Packer, 1880s. Pitt Rivers Museum. These women are likely part of the Ndị Ọdụ o...

Accessories of a young Igbo girl, a leg ornament usually made of brass that is wound round the leg and a bone hair ornament from Aguleri an...

Asaba, turn of the 20th century. Igbo jewellery [cropped].

Photo: Igbo copper bracelet. 19th-20th century. Metropolitan museum. While Lọlọanyị was the highest and most important women's title (...

“Belles of the Village” - from "Among the Ibos" by George Basden, early 20th century.

Photo: A titled woman wearing ivory leglets, bracelets, and locally woven cloth. Nsuka area. Photo: K.C. Murray, ca. 1940. ... Nearly all...

An Igbo bronze armlet from an unknown origin, 19th-early 20th century. Minneapolis Institute of Art. The two figures seem to be holding ng...

A titled Igbo woman, Ndoni, present day Rivers State, Nigeria. The Ndoni people are part of a larger people known as Ndi Osimili, 'the...

Unidentified women photographed by Henry Crosse with the Royal Niger Company, c.1886–1895. MAA Cambridge. It’s almost safe to assume that ...

This is a cropped and coloured part of a larger picture of a young woman from Igbariam, photographed by Northcote Thomas, a British coloni...

CHIEF ONYESO WITH ỌFỌ, ỌTỌN, AND BAG. Location: ?Unsure?, Alaigbo | Date: ?Unsure?, Before 1913 | Credit: Thomas

Location: Agukwu Nri, Nri, Alaigbo | Date: ?Unsure?, Before 1921 | Credit: Thomas.

Grades of chiefs .—The first and highest grade is that of Igwi [Igwe]. The distinguishing mark is a circle of broom (termed Aziza, from the ...

It is unknown whether she is definitely Igbo, but her headdress looks so. She was noted as Nigerian.

Caption: The vocation of this woman of Achala, Ibo country, is dancing, but the regulation anklet plates on her legs confine her dance-steps...

Caption: Immense ankle plates are a main part of female costume in the Ibo country. Many of them are made in Birmingham and afterwards decor...