A Tibetan dance mask in the form of a Garuda, 20th

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A copper mask depicting a Garuda - a mythical avian-form deity who acts as a protector and a symbol of fearlessness - covered in a layer of fine

Tibetan Yamantaka Red Bull Dance Mask, Early 20th c. Extremely vibrant red bull headed Buddhist dance mask of Yamantaka - Pigment on mulberry or laurel paper mache. Tibet or Bhutan. Provenance: ex col

Tibetan wood carved Garuda mask, 20th c., Tibet/Bhutan, carved wood with dark finish and red and green pigment, modeled as an eagle's head, with curled tin tongue, 7"h x 6"w x 9"d Provenance: A Privat

Central Asia, Himalayan region, Bhutan, Tibet or Nepal, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A leaded brass dance mask of a skull, the mouth pulled into a grin, meant to represent a Citipati, a skeletal

Title: Antique Nepalese/Tibetan Kali wooden dance mask - Tribal Himalyan art Date/Period: early 20th century Origin: Nepal Dimension: inches 12.6" x 16.1" x 5.9" (cm 32 x 41 x 15) weight: 1.8 kg Mater

Red Buddhist Dharmapala Dance Mask - Pigment on mulberry or laurel paper mache. Tibet or Bhutan. Early 20th c. Provenance: ex collection Bill Liske. Size: 12'' x 11'' x 8'' (30 x 28 x 20 cm).

Blue Buddhist Dharmapala Dance Mask - Pigment on mulberry or laurel paper mache. Tibet or Bhutan, Early 20th c. Provenance: ex collection Bill Liske. Size: 12'' x 11'' x 8'' (30 x 28 x 20 cm).

Antique Newari peoples Dance mask in the form of a Human skull, quite similar to the Tibetan style skull masks. Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. The mask has a textile border for wearing and measures 11 x 9 i

**Originally Listed At $300** North America, Mexico, Guerrero region, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden dance mask of a tall form with a broad forehead, an aquiline nose, a gaping

Mexican Polychrome Carved Wood Festival Dance Masks, Ca. Mid 20th C., Serpent And Fish, 2 pcs | Two hand carved and painted festival dance masks. One in the form of a snarling serpent, H 9", W 8", D.

19th - Early 20th Century Tibetan/Tibet Papier Mache Dance Mask Dimensions: 9 3/4" (high) x 9 1/2" (wide) x 10" (deep)

African Tribal Art: Baga People, Guinea: Tall mask in the form of a woman. Carved wood, mid 20th century. Designed to be held aloft by two lower handles, this mask has finely carved facial features, c

Central Asia, Himalayan region, Tibet or Nepal, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A striking brass dance mask of a Citipati, a skeletal protector deity in Himalayan Buddhism, crowned by a maskette of

Carved wood, featuring a Crown form related to Buddhism, with several smaller faces. Nepal. Early to Mid 20th century. Collected in the 1960/70's, from a private Mid-west collection. Measures 14.5 inc

Carved wooden helmet style in classic form, incised designs accented with kaolin clay. This is an early 20th century ( before 1930) Grasslands Nja Ceremony dance mask, worn by the Bamun or Bamenda peo

Hand made and handpainted Indonesian dance mask of the 1900s. This mask was used in a dramatic form of traditional Indonesian dance called Topeng. Issued: mid 20th c. Dimensions: 13.25"H x 9"W Country

**Originally Listed At $300** Latin America, Mexico, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A pair of masks in the form of male faces skillfully hand-carved from wood and painted black. Both male faces hav

Tibet; Early 20th century.Large ewer, elaborately chased, with lion-form handle and Makara spout. Sides with Garuda medallions. 9.5" (24cm) high.

Guatemala Deer Dance Mask, 20th Centurywood, gesso, oil paint15 1/2 x 14 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. (39.37 x 36.20 x 19.05 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Pacific Northwest hinged dance mask, 20th Century, well carved, depicting a bear and raven, with red, yellow and black painted accents, having inset abalone eyes and raffia beard, 18"l

Mexico Group of Four Dance Masks, 20th CenturyEvidence of mask making in Mexico extends for thousands of years and was a well-established part of ritual life in Mexico when the Spanish arrived. In the

Mexico Group of Six Dance Masks, 20th CenturyEvidence of mask making in Mexico extends for thousands of years and was a well-established part of ritual life in Mexico when the Spanish arrived. In the

Mexico Group of Four Dance Masks, 20th CenturyEvidence of mask making in Mexico extends for thousands of years and was a well-established part of ritual life in Mexico when the Spanish arrived. In the

Mexican Festival Dance Mask, 20th C. Carved wood and paint. Size: 9'' x 7'' x 5'' (23 x 18 x 13 cm). Property from the Jim and Kit Horne Collection.