
Ngil mask
This type of anthropomorphic mask was used by male society Ngil This secret society was in charge of initiations and fought against…
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This type of anthropomorphic mask was used by male society Ngil This secret society was in charge of initiations and fought against…
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These masks. mwana-pwo represent the beauty of the young woman who evokes, at the same time, the ancestral mother, Pwo, the first…
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The Kongo have produced numerous types of masks that perform different functions.
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“Koré” is the spirit of the waters.
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Many of the masks idiok of society Ekpo are masks of disease, of the spirits responsible for sickness or deformation and represent,…
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In the villageIbibio as in theAnang there is a secret society Ekpo who is responsible for the cult of ancestors and who…
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In the village Ibibio as in theAnang there is a secret society Ekpo who is responsible for the cult of ancestors and…
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These masks intervene for the enthronement of the chiefs and assert the rank of women in a society in which the power…
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The mask, according to its function, playful, legal, social, will take various forms, but it will always be a genius or a…
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Society ingun is especially linked to the cult of ancestors.
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The portrait masks receive this name because they are supposed to be the “double” of the person whose face is depicted.
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The portrait masks receive this name because they are supposed to be the “double” of the person whose face is depicted.
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Tikar mask, stylized and pointed chin. Eyes torn under arched eyebrows and elongated and straight nose.
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Mask whose face bears a great resemblance to the masks agbogho mmwo, mask of young female spirits as its name indicates.
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Mask intended to participate in funeral ceremonies and the cult of ancestors.
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This mask, Okoroshi Oma, like the Okoroshi Ojo, participates in the rituals destined for the cult of water, Owu, rituals that are…
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This type of anthropomorphic mask was used by the Ngil male society that still exists today.
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Mask of the deceased used in funerals and funerals of the notables of the secret society Epa.
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Portrait masks or “double” masks, ndomathey are supposed to be the “double” of the person whose face is represented.
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Curious mask Toma It's meant to honor gemelity. The mask features a woman's torso in which nutritional breasts stand out.
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It is a female mask.
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The mask has lost over time the characteristic white pigmentation of the funeral masks.
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The beté masks, in general, have a certain analogy with the guerées.
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The beté masks, in general, have a certain analogy with the guerées.
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