African Tribal Face Mask from the Baule People - Ceremonial Wooden Art with Intricate Pigmentation for Unique Home Decor-5348 Decorative Decor The sculpted tubular eyes give

The sculpted tubular eyes give the mask an expressive and enigmatic quality

Hand-carved from wood

Masks like this are traditionally used in ceremonies and celebrations

This African copper sculpture is more than mere decor

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African Tribal Face Mask from the Baule People - Ceremonial Wooden Art with Intricate Pigmentation for Unique Home Decor-5348 Decorative Decor The sculpted tubular eyes give35. 4 15. 5 CM Introducing an extraordinary African figurine, this stunning mask from the Baule people exemplifies the rich cultural heritage of the Akan peoples. The Baule migrated to the Ivory Coast over 200 years ago, embracing the vibrant masking traditions of their neighbors, including the Guro, Senufo, and Yaure. This exquisite piece is a perfect representation of their artistry and tradition. The Baule culture features three primary mask types