African tribal mask Guro carved wood wall decor with red face double horn crest stylized eyes artisan figure symbolic ethnic art-G5518

Powerful Guro mask with red face, linear marks, and tall horn crest—perfect for striking ethnic wall decor or art display.

🔹 Cultural Context
The Guro people of Côte d’Ivoire use masks in ceremonial performances to honor spirits and ancestors. Horn crests symbolize strength, and red pigment signifies vitality. The stylistic eyes and carved features reflect protective or ancestral presences in Guro iconography.

🔹 Visual Details
This hand-carved mask features a rounded red face with white-edged black eyes, thin black brows, and short dark linear cheek marks. The face is framed by geometric color-blocked side panels. Above the head rises a tall double-pronged abstract horn crest, carved from the same wood block. The finish is matte with visible pigment work.

🔹 How to Use / Display
Hang as a wall piece or lean on a shelf. A strong visual anchor in tribal, eclectic, or cultural-themed interiors.

🔹 Origin & Materials
Tribe: Guro

Region: Côte d’Ivoire

Hand carved wood, painted

For decorative use only

🔹 Measurements
Height: 29.7 cm / 11.7 in

Width: 13 cm / 5.11 in

🔹 Shipping Note
Stand not included. Carefully packed and tracked.
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