Antique Papua New Guinea woven mask

Three Oceania African Tribal Dance Masks - Woven Fiber Tribal Dance masks with pigment, cowrie shell, and hair detailing. Possible Papua New Guinea/Oceania origin. Provenance: from a private collectio

Vintage to antique hand woven rattan grasses and Tortoise shell dance mask adorned with shells and human hair. From the Sepik river region, Papua New Guinea. The mask measures 19 x 15 inches.

This Papua New Guinea yam mask was used for festival or ceremonies, featured with an oval shape, raised woven decorations, and reddish-orange and yellow pigments. L:16in(40.6cm)

Circa 1930 - 1940's Sepik mask with a grinning like facial expression and classic slit style eyes. The entire mask is covered in a red ash like pigment, and smells of smoke of a fire like it had been

Large Sepik, Papua New Guinea woven mask; with polychrome detailing and framed with colored raffia; L: 31 1/2" (approx.)

Two elaborate Abelam, Papua New Guinea woven masks; each of various form (stands not included); H: 22 1/4" (tallest, approx.)

Two elaborate Abelam, Papua New Guinea woven masks; each of various form (stands not included); H: 22 1/4" (tallest, approx.)

**First Time At Auction** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, East Sepik, Abelam, ca. mid 20th century CE. A fascinating woven mask with an avian, owl-like oval face, with two round, open eyes. A circular cres

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, Sepik River region, ca. 20th century CE. A beautiful and well-preserved example of an avian-form yam mask, made from woven materials and decorated with feathers on its under

Papua New Guinea Bamboo & Woven Fiber Hair Ornament. Approximately 10.0L x 3.625W in.

Papua New Guinea Woven Fibre Mask, 16 3/4"H.

Extremely RARE - Extremely LARGE - A magnificent MASK! This is a beautiful old HUGE woven Yam Mask also referred to as a baba mask, originates from the Abelam people, along the East Sepik River Region

This is a beautiful old LARGE woven Yam Mask also referred to as a baba mask, originates from the Abelam people, along the East Sepik River Region, of Papua New Guinea.. One of the major focuses of ce

This is a beautiful old LARGE woven Yam Maskalso referred to as a baba mask, originates from the Abelam people, along the East Sepik River Region, of Papua New Guinea. One of the major focuses of cere

BIG! This is a beautiful old big woven Yam Mask also referred to as a baba mask, originates from the Abelam people, along the East Sepik River Region, of Papua New Guinea.. One of the major focuses of

Old tribal dancing Tumbuan ceremonial woven basket mask from the Sepik region of New Guinea. Features a hand woven form crafted from natural grasses and decorated with rich polychrome decoration and c

Antique Papua New Guinea Yam Ceremonial Mask "Yina". Measures 54" x 14 1/4"

New Guinea Straw Yam Mask. Tag Reads: Yam Mask, Used To Honor The Yam During Sing Sings, At Harvest, Woseira Area, Jarna? Village, SepikRiver, New Guinea 1981.Approximately 11.375L x 9.0W x 3.50Din.

Angoram peoples woven basket mask. Features a facial form crafted from woven natural materials. Embellished with polychrome decoration, grass fringe and cowrie shell border. Measures 14" x 14". Good o

This is a beautiful old small woven Yam Mask from the Abelam Tribe of Wosera area of Papua New Guinea. One of the major focuses of ceremonial life among the Abelam people is the competitive growth and

This is a beautiful old small woven Yam Mask from the Abelam Tribe of Wosera area of Papua New Guinea. One of the major focuses of ceremonial life among the Abelam people is the competitive growth and

A fascinating pair of woven fiber Yam Masks from Papua New Guinea in the shapes of animal like forms. One appears to be a fish and the other an owl or bird. Yam Masks are used in Yam Festival ceremoni

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, East Sepik, Abelam, ca. mid 20th century CE. A fascinating woven mask with an avian, owl-like face, divided by a huge projection that resembles a narrow beak, with two round

This is a beautiful old small woven Yam Mask from the Abelam Tribe of Wosera area of Papua New Guinea. One of the major focuses of ceremonial life among the Abelam people is the competitive growth and