African Antique Wood Mask Beautiful Handcrafted Guro Art Unique Tribal Wall Hanging Ethnic Home Accent Decor Rare Cultural Artifact- G3591

SIZE(CM): 33.7/14
Presenting an exquisite African Guro Mask, a captivating piece from our distinguished African Collection, originating from Guinea around 1960. This mask is a splendid representation of the artistic legacy of the Guro people, nestled between the Baule and Yaure to the west, the Malinke to the north, and the Bete and We to the south. The Guro people, with a rich history dating back to their migration from the north in the 16th century, now number approximately 200,000 individuals. The Guro communities are beautifully situated amongst the diverse landscapes of savannah and forest. Their villages, uniquely defined by their architecture, feature rounded houses in the northern regions and rectangular structures in the south. The societal structure within these villages is governed by a council of elders and secret societies, ensuring the preservation of their cultural heritage. This authentic Guro mask is an artistic marvel, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of its origins. From the graceful lines and intricate carvings, this mask exemplifies the unique aesthetic qualities for which Guro artistry is celebrated. Each element of its design tells a story, resonating with the customs and traditions that have been passed down through generations. Perfect for collectors and admirers of African tribal art, this mask offers an enchanting glimpse into the vibrant world of the Guro. Whether displayed in your home or an esteemed gallery, it stands as a testament to the enduring allure and mystique of African cultural expression, sure to be a treasured centerpiece in any collection.