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19th Century Songye Tribe Kifwebe Mask, Africa

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    This graphic Songye Kifwebe mask has fine carved lines curved over the eyes and diagonal lines radiating from the nose and mouth in classic Kifwebe form. ...
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    Late 20th Century Congolese Tribal Masks

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  • African Songye Male Kifwebe Mask with Expressive Face Large Sized Wall Hanging
    Located in Torquay, GB
    Large sized Songye Male Kifwebe mask from The Congo circa 1910s. Traditionally, the Kifwebe mask is very symbolic in the Bantu culture of central Africa. Male Kifwebe masks were main...
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    Early 20th Century Congolese Tribal Tribal Art

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  • Old African Songye Female Kifwebe Wall Mask with Expressive Face Large Sized
    Located in Torquay, GB
    Large sized Songye Female Kifwebe mask from The Congo circa 1920s. Traditionally, the Kifwebe mask is very symbolic in the Bantu culture of central Africa. Its striking colours and carving symbolise the battle between good and evil. Female Kifwebe masks represent femininity, the continuation of life and a good omen. These masks were used for wedding ceremonies, reproduction rituals and other such occasions. This large mask...
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    Early 20th Century Congolese Tribal Tribal Art

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    Wood

  • 19th Century Chinese Mask
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  • African Mask, Angola, 20th Century
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  • Songye Basangwe Mask DRC Wall Hanging Mask Circa 1950s
    Located in Torquay, GB
    On offer is a Basangwe mask from the Songye people of the Democratic Republic of Congo, circa 1950s. The mask has the typical facial shape of the Basangwe mask. At the top, it has a pair of stylised birds decorated with punched triangles. Their long beaks seem to suggest Hornbill or Kalao bird. The eyes are slanted elongated slits, it has narrow nose and protruding circular mouth in a light russet colour. It has a banded stripe design in black and white more similar to a Songye Kifwebe mask...
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    Mid-20th Century Congolese Tribal Masks

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