Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century
Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century
Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century
Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century
Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century
Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century
Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century
Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century
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Face mask Mali, early to mid-20th century

600
20th century
Other style
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From: 26400, Crest, France

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    African carved wooden mask, attributable to the Marka (or Bamana) ethnic group of Mali. This type of mask, often used in initiation ceremonies or rites of passage, features a slender structure with angular facial features and a headdress topped with geometric elements.
    The incised decoration and matt patina suggest a traditional sculpture, intended for ritual use. The crescent-shaped upper part is a distinctive feature of Bamana art, often associated with fertility and protection rites or secret societies such as the Komo.

    Ref: Y1HNLRKM26

    Condition Good
    Ethnic group Bamana
    Style Other style (African Masks of Other style Style)
    Period 20th century (African Masks 20th century)
    Country of origin Mali
    Length (cm) 92
    Width (cm) 26
    Materials Wood
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 26400, Crest, France
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