An African hand carved mask from the Baule people of the Ivory Coast, serving both aesthetic and ritualistic purposes, often used in ceremonies and performances. The mask features a hand painted face in vibrant red, characterized by delicate facial features and an intricate expression. It has narrow eyes and is adorned with an elaborate headdress featuring two figures or birds on top, commonly interpreted as symbols of fertility or protection. Made from wood, the mask is polished and painted in contrasting colors, predominantly red, yellow, dark green, and black. Traditional African Wooden Masks And Tribal Art Collectibles.