A large West African Dogon hand carved wooden mask from Mali. The mask represents a face with circle shaped eyes and a mouth, a long nose, a prominent forehead, and a bird figure on the top. The Dogon people, known for their unique artistic traditions and rich mythology, create masks with intricate details and symbolic elements. Dogon masks often represent various characters from Dogon mythology and are used in rituals, ceremonies, and dances to connect with ancestral spirits and convey important cultural messages. These masks are characterized by their geometric designs, elongated faces, and often elongated features. Provenance: Ex. Sam Hilu Collection of Dr. Calvin Holder, NY City. African Ritual Masks And Folk Art Collectibles.
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Auction Date |
February 17th, 2024 |
PRICE WITH BUYER PREMIUM |
$192.00 |