| Weight | 0.96 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 36.8 × 16.5 cm |
-30%
Luluwa mask
$85.00
show curvilinear patterns associated with ethnic traditional scratches, and
This mask has a large concave plate and is representative of Lulua. According to Rik Ceyssens in
“The Congo Mask” (p. 156. Ed. MLFélix) and accompanying sketches by H.M. Lemme attest to this
Frobenius discovered this widespread pattern of annular scratches on a trip to the Congo
Various sub-Luluwa groups in 1905. Bakwa also wears these types of tribal scars. those masks
Used for circumcision and celebrity funerals. satin gloss
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