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Ashione Gallery
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Mossi, Burkina Faso, Wood. Pigments. Height: 14"
A n anthropomorphic mask. The peoples of Burkina Faso, Cote D'Voire, Guinea and Mali, are known to humanize animal images in their spiritual practices and/or celebrations. This mask seems weathered and has scarifications. The deep set eyes remind one of an animal in quiet observation of its prey or perhaps one observing a perceived aggressor.
Used for agricultural rites.
Ezn. 110
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- About Us
- Earrings
- Bracelets
- Necklaces
- Pendants
- Rings
- Darling Creatures
- Market Place
- Paintings
- Textiles, Furniture & Vessels
- Fetish & Power Based Objects
- Masks, Sculptures & Artifacts
- Gift Certificates & Gift Cards
- 'Ntoried Expressions!
- Terms and Conditions of Sale
- Methods of Payment
- Shipping
- Copyright Information
- Privacy Policies
- Benefits
- Ashione-yan
- Moments and Memories
- Contact Us
- Blog
- The Meaning behind African Power Masks
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