Yoruba Myths

Delve into the enchanting world of the Yoruba with "Yoruba Myths," a compelling collection expertly compiled and introduced by Ulli Beier, a recognized authority on Yoruba culture and holder of two chieftaincy titles. Published by Cambridge University Press in 1980, this engaging paperback offers 100 pages of captivating narratives that reflect the rich religion and philosophies of the West African Yoruba People.

The myths within these pages range from simple tales to more intricate stories infused with mystery and humor, showcasing the diverse storytelling traditions of the Yoruba. Accompanied by striking illustrations of Yoruba motifs, this book not only entertains but also provides profound insight into the cultural heritage of a remarkable community. Don't miss the opportunity to explore these timeless myths that have shaped the identity of the Yoruba people for generations.