African Mask Kanaga Dogon - Handcrafted Wooden Bobo Wall Decor Art from Mali, Unique Tribal Sculpture for Home and Cultural Collection-G3677

SIZE(CM): 34.6/10.3
Discover this stunning Dogon mask, an exceptional representation of the rich cultural heritage of the Dogon people from Mali. Renowned for their intricate craftsmanship, the Dogon have around 80 different mask types that play pivotal roles in their traditional ceremonies. This particular mask is associated with the renowned 'Dama dances,' which are critical elements of their ancestral burial rituals. The mask features a striking design, characterized by a tall crest that rises above the head, accompanied by long and diagonal planks crafted from a single piece of wood. These graceful extensions are not only aesthetically compelling but also carry symbolic meanings, representing people, crocodiles, and flying birds according to various legends. During the 'Dama dances,' young men don Kanaga masks, performing dynamic and captivating movements in formation, embodying the spirit of their culture. This exquisite mask, with its vivid designs and significant cultural symbolism, is perfect for collectors or anyone looking to enhance their home decor with unique artistry. Measuring approximately [insert dimensions], this Dogon mask is not just a decorative piece but a meaningful connection to the vibrant traditions of the Dogon people. Don't miss the chance to own this remarkable artifact; add this extraordinary mask to your collection today and celebrate the artistry and heritage it represents!