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Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874
Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874

Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R--3874

$ 41.71

Availability: 79 in stock
  • Condition: Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R-
  • Modified Item: No
  • Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1600-1900
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Congo
  • Culture: African
  • Handmade: Yes

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    Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R-41/14.8 CM
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    Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Tribal African Art Face Songye Peoples, D. R-41/14.8 CM
    The most popular masks created by the Songye people are worn in connection with the Kifwebe secret society. They are called Kifwebe, meaning "mask" in the Songye language. The Kifwebe society used their masks to ward off any threat or disaster. By means of supernatural force, the mask has the capacity to heal. It is attached with a woven costume and beard of raffia bast, and danced at different ceremonies. Each mask, colors and costumes all have symbolic meaning. The male dancers who wear the male mask dance aggressively; with the aim of encouraging social conformity. on the other hand, the dancer who wears the female mask display more gentle and controlled movements and is assumed to be associated with reproduction ceremonies
    SIZE OF THE MASK
    41/14.8 CM
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    Condition
    SOLD without 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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    The most popular masks created by the Songye people are worn in connection with the Kifwebe secret society. They are called Kifwebe, meaning "mask" in the Songye language. The Kifwebe society used their masks to ward off any threat or disaster. By means of supernatural force, the mask has the capacity to heal. It is attached with a woven costume and beard of raffia bast, and danced at different ceremonies. Each mask, colors and costumes all have symbolic meaning. The male dancers who wear the male mask dance aggressively; with the aim of encouraging social conformity. on the other hand, the dancer who wears the female mask display more gentle and controlled movements and is assumed to be associated with reproduction ceremonies
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