African Kota Mask

Four African Kota wood and metal guardian masksheight of tallest 19in (48.5cm); width 6in (15cm)

Central Africa, Gabon, Kota people, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A large wooden helmet mask, hand carved and made from multiple pieces of wood. The mask has a tall crest running from front to bac

Vintage Bakota Reliquary Kota Mask Figure, African Tribal Art - A Bakota reliquary guardian figure Kota mask of wood and decorated metal panel overlay. The metal overlay (possibly of copper) features

A Central African Carved Wood And Brass Kota Mask. Measures approx. 22" tall. || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to pla

A tall and elaborate carved wooden helmet featuring a wonderful ancestor image on top of a helmet like mask with embedded mirror. the mask has a heavy kaolin clay pigment and measures 29 inches tall.

A Carved wooden mask decorated with a Kota Reliquary style idol on top. Kota or related peoples, Gabon, Africa. The mask measures 22 x 7 inches. A durable metal display stand can be included for an ad

Three African Kota wood and metal guardian masksheight of tallest 24in (61cm); width 11in (28cm)

West African wood and metal tribal Kota mask on wooden base; overall good condition, minor wear and patina; H 18" x W 8" x D 2 3/4" (approx.)Provenance: Dr. Peter T. Furst (1922-2015) collection thenc

19th century wooden and metal mask with visible hammer construction marks.

20th C. Kota People "Mbuto" Type Mask. Gabon, W. Africa. Shows good age and use with several areas of village repair showing patina back over-top the broken areas. The KotaIn Kota wear these masks in

A group of four masks. ++ A oval shaped wooden painted face mask, DRC, Lega style. 20th century,. ++ A white and tan face mask, Gabon Kota style. 20th century,. ++ A cream colored face mask with diago

Like their neighbours (Kota, Fang and Punu), the Vuvi worship and venerate ancestors through a number of rituals and ceremonies called bwete to ensure the protection and survival of the village. The s

(3) African carved wood and metal artifacts, Including (2) Marka style masks, Mail, with dimple decorated metal sheathing and fiber tassels, 10"l and 15"l; with a Kota style reliquary figure, Gabon, w

Large African Mask Panel {Height 65 inches} Property from the Lion Pub, San Franciscoís iconic Pacific Heights

African Baule Mask, Ivory Coast. Carved wood. On stand. Provenance: Ex. Estate Collection Isadore and Nancy Marder, Philadelphia; purchased 1972 from R. Duperrier, Antiquites & Arts Primitifs, 14, rue

African Baule Mask, Ivory Coast. Carved wood. On stand. Ex. Estate Collection Isadore and Nancy Marder, Philadelphia; purchased 1972 from R. Duperrier, Antiquites & Arts Primitifs, 14, rue des Beaux-A

Fine African Punu Mask, Gabon. Carved wood and pigment. On stand. Ex. Estate Collection Isadore and Nancy Marder, Philadelphia. Size: 10'' x 8'' x 5'' (25 x 20 x 13 cm); Height on stand 16'' (41 cm).

Nellie Mae Rowe. African Mask. 1980. Signed and dated. Paint, craypas and graphite on paper. Excellent condition. Image is 15"w x 11"h. Frame is 20"w x 16"h. Provenance: Judith Alexander via Gin

A very fine old carved wooden dance mask with attached coiffure , well handled surface patina. Dan peoples Mask, Gio/Geh, Liberia/Ivory Coast, west Africa. The mask measures and will include a custom

Maske, "wanyugo" Senufo, Côte d’Ivoire Ohne Sockel / without base Holz. H 73 cm. Provenienz: - Loed van Bussel (1935-2018), Brüssel, 1960er Jahre. - Helmut und Marianne Zimmer, Zürich. Publiziert

DAN MASKAfrican (Liberian), Nyor Diaple region, Dan People, Mande, early 20th century, carved wood. Deangle mask of short, round form having medial ridge that flows to the tip of the narrow nose, bise

Antique African Chokwe Mask. Size: 14 x 10.5 in.

A carved wooden elongated mask with heavy kaolin clay pigment and simplistic archaic facial features. Very rare Shi or Kwame peoples mask - Maniema province, DR Congo - Belgian private collection; Ex.

Lwalwa Mask Democratic Republic of the Congo Inhabiting the triangle formed by the Kasai River and its tributary, the Lwalwa live in the southwest part of the former Kasai province. The Lwalwa believe