
Debloahigla Identity Mask
The masks Kran of Liberia are the Gueré masks of Ivory Coast.
MPS-32
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The masks Kran of Liberia are the Gueré masks of Ivory Coast.
MPS-32

Tikar mask, stylized and pointed chin. Eyes torn under arched eyebrows and elongated and straight nose.
MFANT-200

They have all the same features. Flat face under a embossed front.
MFAZ-95

This reliquary reaches a high degree of stylization, reducing the body to a simple support with a more or less flattened head…
RLC-72

In the rites dedicated to the cult of the ancestors and in the funeral honors of the members of the Pore participate…
ESFE-4

In the rites dedicated to the cult of the ancestors and in the funeral honors of the members of the Pore participate…
HYA-11

Large tubes used in court festivities.
AER-8

It is common in these neighbouring ethnic groups Bambara, Marka and Bozo, the use of showy puppets, in their theaters.
VAR-25

Songyé statues are not a symbol of power in the traditional sense or representation of ancestors, they are oriented in a fetishist…
-25

Small and rare stone depicting a character with his hands together in the chest, under the big head, in imploratory attitude.
PDR-11

Aboil it or vessel of wide body and narrow neck destined undoubtedly for funerary uses, although this type of jars also served…
TRRC-74

Mask helmet intended to participate in ceremonies held in honor of the deceased.
MCYC-48

The masks of the Djimini represent the good geniuses or the spirits of the ancestors.
MFAZ-96

The Kran are found mainly in southwestern Ivory Coast in the border area with Liberia where there are also some groups Kran.
MFAZ-97

The triangular edging of the face identifies this as a sun mask.
MMN-5

Mask whose face bears a great resemblance to the masks agbogho mmwo, mask of young female spirits as its name indicates.
MFANT-201

Old round weight depicting a swastika, a cross originating in Sanskrit writing of the 5th century BCE.
PGM-13

Five-toothed comb with the head of a colonist wearing a pith helmet.
PNS-30

Small ritual spoon representing a woman with her hands on her belly as a sign of welcome and peace.
CHR-34

The Baulélike other peoples in Africa, they believe that everyone has a husband or wife in the other world and that they…
ESFE-5

Nzambi is the creator god of the BembeDispenser of life and death.
ESFE-6

The spoon is not like in the West an utensil intended for eating or cooking.
CHR-33

Small, roughly carved androgynous figure, greatly worn by time and missing its right leg.
HYA-12

Person sitting on a stool of influence AkanHe wears a mask of the Do on his head.
EMS-115