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lei1,500.00
DESCRIPTION
White-faced mask specific to the Punu people of Gabon, made of wood – a classic representation of ancestral female beauty, used in ceremonial dances.
Originating from the Punu people in southern Gabon's Ngounié/Nyanga basin, these masks symbolize deceased female ancestors, with white kaolin-painted faces, high-domed foreheads, almond eyes, diamond scarification, and coiffed hair .
Used in OkuYi funeral or rite-of-passage ceremonies, where stilted male dancers embody ancestral spirits.
Only 1 left in stock
DIMENSIONS
Width 6.7 inch
Depth 5.9 inch
Height 14.4 inch
CONDITION
Good condition, wear consistent with age.
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