African Red Wooden Mask Hand-Carved Unique Tribal Art Decor Piece Primitive Sculpture Authentic Home Display Art - G3293

SIZE(CM): 32/15
Explore the rich heritage of the Dan people with this exquisite antique hand-carved wooden tribal mask. Originating from the Mande ethnic group in northwestern Ivory Coast and neighboring Liberia, this remarkable piece is also known as Yacouba. The mask features a distinctive oval face painted in a vibrant red hue, showcasing the high forehead, protruding mouth with full lips, and narrow eyes accented by white detailing. This particular type of mask is referred to as a "fireman," historically used to alert the village in case of fire, embodying both practical utility and cultural significance. Crafted circa the early 20th century, this mask is a stunning representation of the artistic traditions of the Dan people, making it a valuable addition to your collection. This antique African mask is not just a decorative piece; it is a conversation starter that reflects the deep cultural roots and artistic skills of its creators. Perfect for collectors of African masks and tribal art enthusiasts, this beautiful mask adds a touch of authenticity and history to any home decor. Display it proudly in your living room, office, or art gallery, and let it showcase the timeless beauty and profound significance of African culture. Celebrate the artistry of the Dan people by adding this unique handcrafted mask to your collection today.