A West African carved wood double face mask from the Senufo people of Ivory Coast. This remarkable mask is adorned with a striking array of features on both sides, including spiked crocodile teeth, the snout of a hyena or crocodile, warthog tusks protruding from the mouth, and the grandeur of ram or buffalo horns flanking the nose. Adding to its allure, two smaller animals sit perched atop the mask.These intricate details carry deep cultural significance within Senufo cosmology, often representing a harmonious balance between opposing forces and the protection of the community. The use of indigenous materials and meticulous carving exemplify the artistic excellence of the Senufo people. Provenance: New Jersey Private Collection. African Ritual Masks And Folk Art Collectibles.