Owo-Nina

Painting History

This painting is a showcase of a yoruba traditional dance where the dancer is appreciated by showering him with different denominations of money.
(Owó-Níná) is a prominent Yoruba cultural tradition where guests at occassions shower money to symbolize joy, love, and support. Originating in Southwest Nigeria, this act of showering prosperity has become a widely adopted gesture in all parts of Nigeria. It symbolises showering of happiness, good fortune, and a public display of affection or social status.

ArtistOlumide Adesina
MediumMixed media
Size5x5 ft.
Year:2026