Ngontang Mask
The NgonTang mask is a helmet that belongs to the secret society of the same name.
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Helmet masks
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Lipico Yelmo Mask
Real realistic helmet head carved in wood with extreme finesse to the point that it looks leather even to the touch.
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Yelmo Camaleon
An anthropomorphic helmet mask. A chameleon, tailed backwards, bells on a human head.
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Royal mask
This mask represents a boss and is used in funeral rites intended for chiefs and notables.
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Yelmo Gonde mask
Bell-shaped mask that breaks openly with the classic structure of the ringed-necked Sowei masks.
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Yelmo Gelede mask
It is believed that the origin of the Geledé cult occurs on the occasion of the mythical passage from matriarchal society to…
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Ngontang Mask
The NgonTang mask is a helmet that belongs to the secret society of the same name.
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Yelmo Epa mask
These masks represent the principal Orishas, incarnation of the attributes of Olorum, the supreme and distant God of men.
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Soweï O Bundo mask
It's a helmet mask of the Mendebelonging to the Sande women’s society and used by the women of the “bassa” people.
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Sowei or Bundu mask
It's a helmet mask of the Mendebelonging to the Sandé women’s society and used by the women of the “bassa” people.
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Royal mask Bwoom
Mask considered real for representing the king's brother who apparently went mad with remorse for killing his nephew.
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Kipoko O Giphogo mask
Although the appearance of this mask is that of a face mask it is actually a helmet mask like all Kipoko masks.
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