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  Yoruba Edan of the Ogboni Society: These bronze figures act as an emblem of this co-ed secret society. Members wear a small version of this around their necks. Nigeria. From bottom of spike ot top of

  $725.00

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  Ogoni Yam Festival Mask: At yam harvest time the Ogoni celebrate with a festival at which this mask with it’s 3 yams and crest representing the machete that cuts the vines. IT’s 17” tall and made of w

  $385.00

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  Kongo (Bakongo) wooden power figure or “Nkisi” Mask. It is decorated with cowrie shells, twine, iron nails, glass, and seeds. The Kongo ethnic group is found in Dem Rep of Congo. 16 ½ “ x 11 “

  $485.00

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  Fulani hat: The Fulani live in about 5-6 african nations (Guinea, Mali, Niger, Senegal, and Nigeria). This is a grand example of their hats, it is larger and fancier than their average hat. 16" diamet

  $65.00

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  Senufo maternity figure: She references the "Calao" (the hornbill bird), the bird is revered for it's devoted parenting. Wood. 19 1/2 tall" 7 1/4" deep. North central Ivory Coast or Cote D'ivoire

  $425.00

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  Ibo (Igbo) “Spirit Maiden” mask representing a beautiful young maiden. These masks are danced by men. The Ibo live in the south east of nigeria. 22" tall x 17 1/2" deep x 7" w. $435

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  Ibo (igbo) headpiece/mask of wood, kaolin of red pigment that had use in the powerful men's secret society called mmo or mwo or mwa. It is 20 1/2" tall and 9/14" w. The Ibo live in the South east of N

  $470.00

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  Granary Door. Used to enclose the grain storage pantry in the home. 21 ⅛” tall

  $270.00

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  Punu (Bapunu) mask that was probably used in invitations. 17” H x 9” W. The Bapunu live in Gabon.

  $439.00

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  Pende X-Large Mask: The Bapende are found in Dem Rep of Congo. This mask is 35 ½” tall and 16 ½” wide. Masks this size often decorated a meeting house. Wooden

  $550.00

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  “Mwana Pwo” mask of the Chokwe (Tchokwe or Bajokwer) of Angola. Pwo is their word for woman. It represents a young woman who has been fully trained and is ready for marriage. Stand is included. Total

  $975.00

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  Binji mask” The Binji are one of the 18 Kuba tribes. This mask was used during invitations. Total height with stand is 16 ⅞” (stand with price). In DRC

  $475.00