This is a mask called "Kpelie" from the Senufo people of Côte d'Ivoire in West Africa, representing a woman. It belongs to a secret society called "Poro" and appears in funeral rites and male initiation ceremonies. The mask expresses female beauty and fertility, with a bird perched on top. It is 30cm tall and has some weight. The large eyes, mouth, and geometric patterns are lovely. African art and sculpture have a power that directly appeals to the viewer's heart, with unexpected deformations, forms, expressiveness, and textures, captivating them instantly. African art is increasing in value year by year, especially in Europe, where its value has skyrocketed. It has been featured in Western magazines and books, and would also be great for shop interiors. ◯ Size Height 30cm, Width 18cm, Depth 8.5cm Antique Vintage African Art Primitive Art No returns accepted.