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Simo Society Fetish Mask, Guinea, Wood, Glass.
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Worn in the Simo Society's rituals, this mask was most likely used
to initiate members into the society., 26" x 14".
Ship Oversize,
Retail $395.00
Sale
Price
$350.00
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Cameroon,
Coin Mask,
Bronze, coins, and wood
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This contemporary Cameroon mask incorporates coins into its design.
12" x 6 1/2",
Retail
$275.00
Sale
Price
$245.00
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Mask, Punu, Gabon, Wood, Copper Leaf.
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view
This mask, with typically slit eyes and high coiffure, is thought
to represent an ancestor figure and is worn during funerals by an
initiate on stilts, 16" x 9",
Retail
$450.00
Sale
Price
$405.00
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Mask,
Basonge, Zaire, Wood.
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view
This female mask was used by the Kifwebe society during initiation,
circumcision, or funeral ceremonies, 14" x 7.5"
Ship Oversize,
comes with a stand,
Retail $695.00
Sale
Price
$625.00
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YAKA (Bayaka)
Made
by young men in Zaire to celebrate the end of secluded time where
they have been learning social and moral values. Masqueraded through
the village, they are worn to represent the new responsibilities
of adulthood, as a rite of passage.
Actual Size: 34" X 15" X 12"
Ship Oversize 2
Retail
$425.00
Sale
Price
$385.00
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MARKA
This
mask is danced at both initiation rites by adolescent boys and
by circumcised men who have advances a grade in their manhood.
Some sources say that the mask also celebrates the good harvest
and is danced by village boys.
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