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Nigerian woman with intricate braiding pattern
The Dogon continue an ancient masquerading tradition
Master drummer playing twelve drums at once
The identity of the wearer is not secret
equipped with metal hoop for easy storage
Rare & Unique Mahagany Wood Madingo Fulani Mask From Guinea, Senegal and Mali 15x8 in congo Nigerian woman with intricate braidingTRIBAL AFRICAN ART MALINKE (WANGARA, WASULUNKA) Mali, Guinea, Cte d'Ivoire and Senegal Malinke (people of Mali) are named for their links to the empire of Mali. They are independent of Bambara, but their style shows a strong influence of their neighbors. The style of the Malinke masks is characterized by having a vigorous, bold configuration of volumes, some with extremely large hemispherical forehead unified with an angular nose and square mouth.
