
Cihongo mask
This mask embodies a masculine spirit that dispenses power and wealth.
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This mask embodies a masculine spirit that dispenses power and wealth.
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The word Zaulí designates both the mask and the traditional dance of the country.
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It is a mask of a male secret society used in a dance held during a ceremony in honor of the young…
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Unusual black clay mask with large brass inlays to appear eyes, nose, ears and other features of the elongated face, decorated with…
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Curious dogon mask with a bearded necklace and facial scarifications.
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Old mask Fang This type of mask was in use in Gabon and southern Cameroon.
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A dark brown headdress-like cap whose center at the front lowers a stripe of the same color to the fins of the…
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They belong to the society of the same name. They are white and elongated, with a more or less elongated heart-shaped face.
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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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Ancient mask that has resisted badly the passage of time and the attack of the xylophages.
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Redwood mask as well can be seen in the nose, with dark pigmentation.
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Mask on whose face is perfectly drawn an elongated heart well shaped by the black polychrome that surrounds a face whitened with…
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The Luba mask is very similar to the female mask kifwebé of the Songyé, which is more rounded, although the male mask…
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The masks of this group are round and flattened.
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The beté masks, in general, have a certain analogy with the guerées.
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It is a dance mask called Nguedi. This word means the noise that occurs with the legs.
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Ests mask belonging to the male society Mblo exercises sociopolitical functions.
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TheSumbwaare an ethnic and linguistic group located in the Bukombe district, in the Shinyanga region, in the center of the country.
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The Ngbandi, neighbours of the Ngbaka and the Ngala, villages between the Ubangui and Lualba rivers, live from agriculture and fishing.
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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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Expression of serenity in this morecra that perfectly respects the artistic canons of the ethnic group.
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Contrary to the visuality of art Kuba this mask presents a great sobriety.
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It's a Kpepogla mask, it's gueré masks with tubular eyes. At first they were masks of war.
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It is the mask of the beggar.
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