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Lega African Mask with Raffia

$150.00

This Lega mask has notches on the mouth and forehead for a happy expression. The mask itself is 9.25 inches tall and 16 inches tall, with hanging plant-fiber raffia. It has glass dust spots all over it, giving it a nice shimmer. The mask does not have a stand, but can be purchased for an additional fee.

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Weight 0.9 kg
Dimensions 76.5 × 20.7 cm
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