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Ashione Gallery
*Ah-hh Ashione, ebe ndioma mara, nazu!
We Speak African Art!
Lwalwa (Balwalwa), Formerly Zaire, now Congo. Wood. Pigments.
Height 13"
The geometric configurations playing between round and triangular planes made this mask not only interesting but powerfully engaging and handsome. The imaginative creativity of the carvers cannot be gain- said. This one could be one of those masks that would be noticed in any collection.
Used for initiation ceremonies.
A great conversational piece!
Ezn. 101
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- Home
- 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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