Gable Mask, Tribal Art, Papua New Guinea, Oceanic Art, Oceania
Large mask called "gable" commonly hung above the gable of one of the two entrances or near one of the openings or "windows" of the men's house. These masks have the task of protecting the tribe from diseases, bad luck etc. Symbol of the protective woman, the mother and head of the common house. This mask was collected in the Blackwater area in Papua New Guinea. Woven wicker, wood, sago bark and natural pigments. Presentation base on request only. Approx 176 x 142 x 24 cm / 1750€ shipping costs included for France / 100€ for UE / 500€ for USA.
1 750 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Tribal Art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Other
Width: 142 cm
Height: 176 cm
Depth: 24 cm
Reference (ID): 1530575
Availability: In stock
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