African Tribal Face Mask Wood Hand Carved Wall Hanging Art Guro mask Face Masks for wall-4061

25.5/14 CM
Mask Offers A Midrib Running From The Skull To The Tip Of The Nose. This Mask Characterizes The Statuary From The Area Between The Guro Mask And The Bétés Mask. The Toothed Mouth Is In Powerful Projection. This Mask, Whose Function Remains Poorly Documented, Would Symbolize Masculine Strength, And Perhaps Also A Notable Named "Migone". Mottled Matte Patina, Long Desiccation Crack Of The Thick Patina. Kaolin Filmy Residues. The Bété Form A Tribe Established On The Left Bank Of The Sassandra River In The South-west Of The Ivory Coast. Close To The Kouya And The Niabwa, The Making Of Their Masks, As Well As Their Function, Have Great Similarities