African Antique Red Wooden Dan Mask Unique Liberia Tribal Art Decor Handcrafted Wall Accent Ethnic Home Artisan Collectible-G3261

SIZE(CM): 25.5/16
Introducing this exquisite antique African tribal mask, a stunning hand-carved piece from the Dan people, who are part of the Mande ethnic group located in northwestern Coast and neighboring Liberia. Known as “Yacouba,” the Dan people are renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship and rich cultural traditions. This unique mask showcases an oval face painted in vibrant red, featuring a high forehead and a protruding mouth with full lips, providing a striking appearance. The narrow eyes are accented with white paint, enhancing the mask's expressive features. This type of mask, referred to as a “fireman,” was traditionally used to alert the village in the event of a fire, highlighting its functional significance in the community. Dating back to the early 20th century, this antique Dan mask is not just a decorative piece; it represents a vital aspect of African culture and tradition. Ideal for collectors of African masks and tribal art, this remarkable piece adds character and depth to any collection. Display this captivating mask in your home or office to celebrate the artistry and heritage of the Dan people. Invite admiration and intrigue from guests as they appreciate the historical and cultural significance behind this treasure. Don't miss the opportunity to own this remarkable piece of African history today!