
Facial Mask
Expression of serenity in this morecra that perfectly respects the artistic canons of the ethnic group.
MFAZ-10
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Expression of serenity in this morecra that perfectly respects the artistic canons of the ethnic group.
MFAZ-10

This helmet mask carries to one side a sculpture representing a founding member of the female clan and on the other side…
MCYC-10

The Wawa are a small ethnic group, neighbors and relatives of Igbomainly in the north of the capital of Nigeria, Abudja, on…
MFG-47

Mask painted red and with tongue outside.
MFANT-162

Family masks are not intended for dance or participation in religious, funeral or playful ceremonies.
MFANT-173

Cover mask by members of society Kidumu at weddings, funeral ceremonies of important members or at the reception of personalities and at…
MFANT-39

The word Zaulí designates both the mask and the traditional dance of the country.
EFM-120

The word Zaulí designates both the mask and the traditional dance of the country.
MFANT-137

Mask with alternating red and white polychromy on the face, black forehead and nose, The nose is an extension of the forehead,…
MFANT-87

In the village Ibibio as in theAnang there is a secret society Ekpo who is responsible for the cult of ancestors and…
MFANT-193

In the villageIbibio as in theAnang there is a secret society Ekpo who is responsible for the cult of ancestors and who…
MFANT-192

There are several villages that in their masks present the aesthetics of the disformity, of the ugliness, like this mask that represents…
MFE-5

According to Susan Vogel, who has studied in depth the customs and traditions of BauléThe Goli is a show that lasts for…
MFZ-62

The masks of Ekpo society are called sickness masks. They actually represent the spirits responsible for illness or deformation.
MFE-6

These types of masks with deformed faces are known as sickness masks.
MFE-7

Some of the masks of Ekpo society are called sickness masks.
MFE-8

These dolls are carried behind the back by women who are expecting a child or by those who want to become pregnant.
FRT-1

Fertility, whether from fields or from people, is one of the central themes of traditional African societies.
FRT-2

It is the best known mask of the baga. Also called d’mba, in vernacular.
MHB-2

The Biiga dolls are manufactured by the Mossi Bulsa region.
FRT-3

It is the statue corresponding to the best known of the baga.
FET-5

The Doayo They live in the Northern Province of Cameroon, in the department of Benué-Garoua.
FRT-5

The Doayo They live in the Northern Province of Cameroon, in the department of Benué-Garoua.
FPR-5

The Doayo They live in the Northern Province of Cameroon, in the department of Benué-Garoua.
FRT-6