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Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells
Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells

Authentic African Tribal Mask Art Wooden Working Dan Tribe Mask cowrie shells

$ 105.57

Availability: 15 in stock
  • Condition: Several Cowrie shells have small parts broke or worn off. The head cover material that would be used when worn is missing usually some type of burlap looking raffia material.
  • Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Liberia
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1600-1900
  • Modified Item: No
  • Culture: African
  • Handmade: Yes

    Description

    African Face Mask African Tribal Art Wooden African Dan Tribe Mask cowrie with many shells
    This African Mask from the Dan people of The Ivory Coast and Liberia African Mask . It is hand-carved of wood African Mask and features cowrie shells, bells, and raffia fabric. The generous use of cowrie shells, once used as money by many African peoples, denotes the wealth of the African Mask owne
    r.
    I purchased this mask for 0 back in the late 1980's to early 1990's it was placed on display in our Mask Collection until now. It is not from a smoke free home.
    Several Cowrie shells have small parts broke or worn off.  some of the stitching on material is coming loose showing it's age. The mask displays very nice. I attached a hanger for display purposes. The head cover material that would be used when worn is missing usually some type of burlap looking raffia material.