Mask Passport
Small masks also called “San Cristóbal”. They are employed by travellers travelling abroad or outside their region.
MPS-26
Masks without eyes
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Mask Passport
Small masks also called “San Cristóbal”. They are employed by travellers travelling abroad or outside their region.
MPS-27
Mask Passport
Small masks also called “San Cristóbal”. They are employed by travellers travelling abroad or outside their region.
MPS-28
Mask Passport
Small masks also called “San Cristóbal”. They are employed by travellers travelling abroad or outside their region.
MPS-29
Mask Passport
Small masks also called “San Cristóbal”. They are employed by travellers travelling abroad or outside their region.
MPS-30
Kpelie de Altar mask
Small Kpelié mask of altar with a feminine character on top, that by his navel well marked and umbilical scarificationsw can not…
MSOAL-11
Karim Shoulder Mask
Mask formed by a head on a kind of inverted “U” wood that serves as a base and would constitute the trunk…
MHB-4
Lighthouse Altar
This statue represents Faro, genius of the waters, that has allowed and favors the fishing of the BozoLighthouse can occur in the…
MSOAL-12
Mask Passport
The Grebo They have three types of masks, those of hunter formed by a solid face overmounted by two horns of the…
MPS-31
Debloahigla Identity Mask
The masks Kran of Liberia are the Gueré masks of Ivory Coast.
MPS-32
Ventral mask Hermaphrodite
Hermaphrodite-sized ventral mask. Hermaphrodite is a figure that often appears in the statuary and African masks.
MVT-6
Mask Passport
Small masks also called “San Cristóbal”. They are employed by travellers travelling abroad or outside their region.
MPS-37
Altar Mask
These masks are kept in the family altars and are intended to honor the deceased.
MSOAL-13
Altar Mbotumbo
Mbotumbo is the name given to the so-called “begging monkey”.
MSOAL-14
Altar Pregnant Woman
For Bidjogo everything sacred or everything that can enclose a mysterious energy is named after Iran.
MSOAL-15
Back Mask, Pajaros
Curious mask formed by four white circles with the black edge, the top two being the largest.
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Tiburon fin mask
Shark fin-shaped mask that the dancer wears vertically on his back, sussy with strings.
-30
Snake Mask
Rare back mask depicting a snake. The head is made of wood, with a teeth reminiscent of that of the crocodile.
-31
Altar, Guessor
Statue from the island of Nalu. Represents a soothsayer and healer with a great dominion over snakes.
MSOAL-16
Altar, Female Bust
Bust of woman from the island of Nalu.
MSOAL-17
Hipopotamo mask
Back mask representing a hippopotamus. These masks like most bidjgo objects are very difficult to get.
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Pregnant Woman, Altar
For Bidjogo everything sacred or anything that can enclose a mysterious energy is called .
MSOAL-18
Hippopotamus Back Mask
The facial masks are undoubtedly the most used by all African ethnic groups, there are also numerous helmet and helmet masks, less…
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Altar couple
For Bidjogo everything sacred or anything that can enclose a mysterious energy is called .
MSOAL-19
