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  Lwalwa “Mfondo” mask: Worn at initiations and to bring good fortune to the village. The Lwala are related to the Bena Lulua, and reside near Dem Rep of Congo’s border with Angola. 11 ⅞” tall

  $845.00

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  Songye (Basongye if pluralized) mask. They are used by their Bwadi Bwakifwebe secret society. This one is male as expressed by the crest rising above the head. Democratic Rep of Congo. 17 ⅝” tall

  $415.00

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  Kuba ceremonial dagger with wooden handle from Dem Rep of Congo. 14 ¾” in long.

  $380.00

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  Baule figure from the colonial period. 18 ⅜” tall and 6 ⅛” deep. Ivory Coast.

  $415.00

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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 link that it hangs from 32"

  $725.00

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  Kota (Bakota if pluralized) bronze figure is reminiscent of their reliquary guardians (Bwete). These folks live along Gabon's border with Rep of Congo. 27 1/4" tall and 9 1/2" w

  $495.00

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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

  $435.00

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  Kete of the Kuba confederation: initiation mask wooden with kaolin white and tukala red pigment. 20 1/4" tall x 9" wide (ear to ear). Dem Rep of Congo

  $435.00

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  Kuba (bakuba): Wooden pipe, probably made by the Denguese who did much wood carvings as one of the 18 kuba tribes in the Democratic Republic of Congo. 16 1/4" L x 5 1/4" tall

  $395.00

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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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  Baule "Kpan" Mask Beige

  $150.00