African Handcarved Tribal Masks-made Of Rubber Wood, Beads And Paints

The image displays an authentic African mask, typically from West Africa, made of carved wood and adorned with colorful beads and metal plating. Materials: The mask is hand-carved from wood, often rubber wood. It features intricate beadwork in various colors like red, green, yellow, and black, and has brass or aluminum plating accents on the nose and face. Origin and Culture: These types of masks are commonly handmade in Ghana and other parts of West Africa. Traditional Use: Traditionally, such masks were used by native tribes to express concepts like love, beauty, or the spiritual essence of a peaceful warrior, and in various ceremonies like funerals, initiations, weddings, and births. Uniqueness: Each mask is a one-of-a-kind work of art due to being handmade, making them authentic pieces of tribal art. These are the last two, cross posted. All the others sold for $800 each. Selling these for $600 each. Meet locally in Denver Area and cash only. Typically meet at the police station in Wheat Ridge. Safe for both parties. First come. No cash apps.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Dominant Color

Multi-Colored

Material

Wood