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SENUFO KPELIYE MASK

$137.00 $105.00

The traditional arts of the Côte d’Ivoire Senoufo are closely related to their main occupation: agriculture. As with the Bambara, agricultural rituals yielded various items related to the Polo enlightenment, including masks. Various types of statues are also known, from large figures designed to beat the rhythm of dance to figures of mothers and knights. However, one stylistic constant holds them together in general: a curved face and a protruding chin with a prominent small and toothed mouth.

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Weight 115.49 kg
Dimensions 34 × 16.5 cm

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SENUFO KPELIYE MASK

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