African Mask - Handcrafted Guro Baoulé Goli Wooden Mask, Tribal Art Decor, Cultural Wall Hanging, Ethnic Sculpture for Collectibles-G3745

SIZE(CM): 34.5/20.5
Present stunning Goli Baoulé Mask from the Béoumi region in central Côte d'Ivoire, an exquisite representation of the rich cultural heritage of the Baoulé people. This emblematic mask is celebrated for its striking designs and significant role in traditional dance ceremonies. The Goli masks are traditionally used in pairs, where each mask symbolizes gender through its color. The black-faced mask represents the male, while the red-faced mask signifies the female, making this piece a vital part of the community’s social and artistic expression. The dynamic interplay between the two masks during dance performances highlights the Baoulé's deep appreciation for the roles of men and women in their cultural traditions. Meticulously hand-carved, this mask features intricate details that reflect the skill and artistry of the Baoulé artisans. The bold colors and expressive forms combine to create a visually striking object that embodies the spirit of the Goli dance rituals. Measuring approximately [insert dimensions], this Goli Baoulé Mask is in good condition, making it an exceptional addition to any collection of African masks or tribal art. Whether displayed in a home, gallery, or museum, this mask invites admiration and sparks conversation about the rich traditions of the Baoulé people. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this remarkable Goli Baoulé mask, a captivating symbol of African culture that celebrates the artistry and community values of the Baoulé traditions. Add this extraordinary piece to your collection today!