This nineteenth-century mask exhibits a wonderful, primal expression with an elongated forehead, prominent nose and wide, gaping mouth. Decorating the mask's eyes are traces of vibrant red pigment, and a single tooth remains lodged in its upper jaw. It is thought that this early mask comes from either the Sukuma, Zeba or another related culture in western Tanzania.
Ex Private Collection, Belgium
Ex Private Collection, USA
Estimated Period: Second Half of 19th Century
BDG.FE00
Price On Request
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