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Ashione Gallery
*Ah-hh Ashione, ebe ndioma mara, nazu!
We Speak African Art!
Bwa, Burkina Faso. Wood Pigments.
Height: 45"
Warrior mask of the Bwa people with a zoomorphic superstructure.
Uses were said to include performing tutelary duties and for preparing men as warriors. Once victorious, mask was also used for victory celebrations. Its tutelary duties included reinforcing moral and ethical teachings to initiates, and reminding them of their ongoing responsibility to the community at large.
Looks awe - inspiring and shield like!
Ezn. 127
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- About Us
- Earrings
- Bracelets
- Necklaces
- Pendants
- Rings
- Darling Creatures
- Market Place
- Paintings
- Textiles, Furniture & Vessels
- Fetish & Power Based Objects
- Masks, Sculptures & Artifacts
- Gift Certificates & Gift Cards
- 'Ntoried Expressions!
- Terms and Conditions of Sale
- Methods of Payment
- Shipping
- Copyright Information
- Privacy Policies
- Benefits
- Ashione-yan
- Moments and Memories
- Contact Us
- Blog
- The Meaning behind African Power Masks
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