Vintage Yaqui Indian Pascoloa Dance mask,Arizona Mexico

This is a carved wooden mask with long animal hair and painted designs. The mask represents the Pascoloa or "Old Man of the Ceremony". The term comes from two words: pahko -ceremony and o'ola -an affe

Vintage Yaqui Indian Pascoloa Dance Mask The mask represents the Pascoloa or Old Man of the Ceremony. The term comes from two words: pahko -ceremony and o'ola -an affectionate term for old man.The pah

This is a carved wooden mask with long animal hair and painted designs. The mask represents the Pascoloa or "Old Man of the Ceremony". The term comes from two words: pahko -ceremony and o'ola -an affe

A carved wood and painted mask with extremely long brows and hair. Yaqui or Mayo Indian, Mexico. Such masks are danced on religious holidays and festivals. The mask measures 7 x 5.5 inches ( the hair

A Mexican indigenous tribal mask and a Mayo/Yaqui dance mask Late 19th century, carved wood mask with wide open mouth, large nose and round cutout eyes, and a mid 20th century Northern Mexico/Arizona

Antique Yaqui Indian Dance Mask of fox or deer with Coues Deer hide. Likely 1950's. 11.0 inches long 6.5 inches wide. Wire attachment to rear for hanging.

Antique Yaqui Indian Dance Mask of bird with polychrome paints. Likely 1950's. 17.0 inches long 6.0 inches wide. String attachment to rear for hanging.

Miniature Antique Yaqui Indian Dance Mask. 3.5 inches long Made from ceramic.

Miniature Antique Yaqui Indian Dance Mask. 5.0 inches long Made from wood.

Miniature Antique Yaqui Indian Dance Mask. 5.0 inches long Made from ceramic.

Antique Yaqui Indian Dance Mask of a mans face with attached armadillo scales / armor plates. Likely 1950's. 14.5 inches long 7.5 inches wide. Wire attachment to rear for hanging.

3 Contemporary Yaqui Indian Pascola Dance Masks. Carved cotton. two with the tradition white and red decoration on a black face, and one Yaqui clown mask. Size: 7'' x 4'' x 3'' (18 x 10 x 8 cm). Prope

A carved wooden festival mask with brightly colored and painted designs as well as long hair attachments from the forehead and chin. The Yaqui Indians, who have lived in the Mexican state of Sonora fo

Vintage Oaxacan Festival Dance Mask. Mexico. Carved wood, leather, hair, straw. Size: 14" x 8" x 5", 36 x 20 x 13 cm (mask). Provenance: Bob Brand and Liz Werthan, Philadelphia.

Artist Unknown (Mexico, 20th c.) Vintage dance mask of Mexican or Guatemalan origin. Man with side burns. Pedro de Alvarado ceremonial mask Hand carved wood with heavy paint with cracks and chipping,

A group of 3 dance masks, Mexico, 20th century. ++ A face with moustache horns. ++ A Yaqui Dance mask. ++ A Dance mask of a bearded smiling man. Largest: 13"h x 6"w.Provenance: Collection of William L

Hand carved horned bull mask from Mexico with brocade ribbon and metal bell attached. 7.5" H x 8.25" W x 7.25" D approx.

Artist unknown (Mexico, 20th c.) Mexican dance mask of painted carved wood. Painted with silver and black paint. 1st half of the 20th century Measurements 8" x 6" x 3.5" Notes

3 Vintage Mexican Holiday Festival Masks. Consisting of a Judas for the Good Friday Passion play from Michoacan and a Mardis Gras Quadrille Dance mask (made of wax) from the state of Mexico. Mixed med

Artist Unknown (Mexico or Guatemala, 20th c.) Chivo mask of painted wood. Mexican or Guatemalan dance mask. Hand carved wood with paint and attached leather 1st half of 20th century to mid 20th centur

4 Vintage Mexican Dance Masks. Including a Semana Santa o Carnaval Red Indian w/Headdress from Tanlajas, San Luis Potosi; and 2 peyote gathering pilgrimage masks from Zacattecas; and a Negrito mask fr

c.1930s-60s carved and painted wooden dance mask with animal and human elements, from the state of Guerrero, Mexico. Approx. 19" x 9" x 4".

Two Mexican Mayo-Yaqui dance masks, traditionally used by pascola dancers, hand-carved and painted with natural fiber hair height 8 in. x width 6 in. x depth 3.5 in. Provenance: Property from the l

A carved wooden festival mask with brightly colored and painted designs as well as long hair attachments from the forehead and chin. The Yaqui Indians, who have lived in the Mexican state of Sonora fo