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African masks ritual mask ceremony- Wall Baule Portrait Mask with 1618

$ 44.88

Availability: 28 in stock
  • Modified Item: No
  • Culture: African
  • Condition: Guro mask’s
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Mali
  • Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1600-1900

    Description

    Baule Portrait Mask with Figures Ivory Coast African -39/15.3 CM
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    Baule Portrait Mask with Figures Ivory Coast African -39/15.3 CM
    This Baule mask falls into a special grouping known as ‘portrait masks’, Kpan Pre, Kpan Kpan.These masks are said to portray an honored person of the village who is celebrated during a ceremonial dance known as “Mblo”. It is an aesthetic performance in which this beautifully carved mask would be worn with a multicolored costume and danced in the most graceful manner by either the person it represents or a relative. The costume would have been attached to the broad collar of the mask by cords that were threaded through the holes at the back of the mask. The “Mblo” dance reflects feminine virtues including graceful movements and elegant dancing steps and celebrates her beauty. These masks are danced to entertain during days that the Baule do not work and they will also appear to honor important visitors to the village.
    SIZE
    39/15.3 CM
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    Condition
    SOLD WHITOT THE STAND
    Material
    An original patina covers the item
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    Location
    Purchase 3 items and receive one stand worth $ 40 as a gift
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    This Baule mask falls into a special grouping known as ‘portrait masks’, Kpan Pre, Kpan Kpan.These masks are said to portray an honored person of the village who is celebrated during a ceremonial dance known as “Mblo”. It is an aesthetic performance in which this beautifully carved mask would be worn with a multicolored costume and danced in the most graceful manner by either the person it represents or a relative. The costume would have been attached to the broad collar of the mask by cords that were threaded through the holes at the back of the mask. The “Mblo” dance reflects feminine virtues including graceful movements and elegant dancing steps and celebrates her beauty. These masks are danced to entertain during days that the Baule do not work and they will also appear to honor important visitors to the village.
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