A 19th-century Central African lyre crafted from a human skull, antelope horns, skin, gut, and hair is currently housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. This unique instrument reflects the intricate craftsmanship and cultural practices of the region, incorporating elements that hold significant symbolic and ritualistic meaning. The use of human remains and animal parts highlights the blend of art, spirituality, and tradition in Central African musical instruments of the time. | thescaryfact