Vintage wooden tribal masks that from Africa are antique Toma Mask-6335 For Sale

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Vintage wooden tribal masks that from Africa are antique Toma Mask-6335:
$104.00

rope is attached to the top of the mask to tie it to the dancer\'s head. The mask is made from wood and designed to cover the entire head of the wearer. It is believed to have originated from the Baga people of Guinea, and is used in ritual dances to connect with their ancestral spirits. Rewritten Text: The bakrogui, a weighty mask from the Baga tribe of Guinea, features two prominent horns and only three small openings for the wearer\'s vision. A braided rope is tied to the top of the mask to secure it to the dancer\'s head. Crafted entirely of wood, this mask is intended to completely cover the wearer\'s head. Primarily used in ceremonial dances, the bakrogui helps the Baga people connect with their ancestors and their spirits. the African masks . The cord beneath accentuates the refined appearance of the kaolin and is situated beneath a notched diamond front band. A carved face in bas-relief is positioned on the lower section of the vessel, which is bordered by a collar reminiscent of African masks found in the nearby Côte . Only those who belong to the Poro community have the privilege of viewing the bakrogui African masks , a African masks with a rough, grainy surface. The Toma people of Guinea, also referred to as Loma in Liberia, are a community that resides in the forest at high elevations. They are well-known for their landai. The African masks used by the association poro to bring their initiation rites to life are an integral part of their society\'s structure. commune with the spirits of the bush, which the African masks represents. Upon the arrival of the African masks , Landai, the initiates promptly journeyed to the forest to connect with these spirits. Over the course of one month, they will remain in attendance as they receive instruction. Upon completion of this period, they will be subject to evaluation. Kerchache describes a ceremonial tradition known as \"devourle\" which is then followed by a symbolic \"renaissance\". Additionally, Kerchache mentions the women\'s society bundu and their role in this tradition. The rare statuettes with the same name are utilized for apotropaic and divinatory purposes.
SIZE OF THE MASK 27/12.3 CM SHIPING FREE DHL EXSSPRES Condition SOLD without THE STAND Material An original patina covers the item/Made of handmade hardwood DescriptionVideo

rope is attached to the top of the mask to tie it to the dancer\'s head. The mask is made from wood and designed to cover the entire head of the wearer. It is believed to have originated from the Baga people of Guinea, and is used in ritual dances to connect with their ancestral spirits. Rewritten Text: The bakrogui, a weighty mask from the Baga tribe of Guinea, features two prominent horns and only three small openings for the wearer\'s vision. A braided rope is tied to the top of the mask to secure it to the dancer\'s head. Crafted entirely of wood, this mask is intended to completely cover the wearer\'s head. Primarily used in ceremonial dances, the bakrogui helps the Baga people connect with their ancestors and their spirits. the African masks . The cord beneath accentuates the refined appearance of the kaolin and is situated beneath a notched diamond front band. A carved face in bas-relief is positioned on the lower section of the vessel, which is bordered by a collar reminiscent of African masks found in the nearby Côte . Only those who belong to the Poro community have the privilege of viewing the bakrogui African masks , a African masks with a rough, grainy surface. The Toma people of Guinea, also referred to as Loma in Liberia, are a community that resides in the forest at high elevations. They are well-known for their landai. The African masks used by the association poro to bring their initiation rites to life are an integral part of their society\'s structure. commune with the spirits of the bush, which the African masks represents. Upon the arrival of the African masks , Landai, the initiates promptly journeyed to the forest to connect with these spirits. Over the course of one month, they will remain in attendance as they receive instruction. Upon completion of this period, they will be subject to evaluation. Kerchache describes a ceremonial tradition known as \"devourle\" which is then followed by a symbolic \"renaissance\". Additionally, Kerchache mentions the women\'s society bundu and their role in this tradition. The rare statuettes with the same name are utilized for apotropaic and divinatory purposes.

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