Benin Bronze Oba Court

The Benin Bronzes are cast brass plaques and commemorative heads produced by the Igun Eronmwon guild for the Royal Court of Benin from the 13th to 19th centuries. Hundreds of densely figured rectangular panels once covered the palace pillars in Benin City, depicting Obas, warriors, leopards, and Portuguese traders in deep relief.

This design system channels the patinated brass, deep court red, and ivory of the Oba's palace into a digital vocabulary — rectangular plaque grids, bilateral symmetry, and the weight of metal rendered as interface.

贝宁青铜器是13至19世纪尼日利亚贝宁王国宫廷铸造师行会"伊贡·埃隆姆翁"为王室制作的黄铜浮雕板与纪念头像。数百块密布人物的长方形铜板曾覆盖贝宁城王宫廊柱，以深浮雕描绘历代奥巴、武士、豹与葡萄牙商人。

本设计体系将王宫的氧化黄铜、深红珊瑚礼服与象牙色调转化为数字界面语言——矩形铜板网格、双侧对称、金属质感的厚重与庄严。