![]() Mask 1 19" $400 |
![]() LUBA Mask 2 22" $400 |
![]() Mask 4 22" $300 |
![]() Mask 6 23" $ 400 |
![]() Mask 7 19" $500 |
![]() Mask 10 23" $400 |
![]() Mask 12 27" $350 |
![]() Mask 11 21" $300 |
![]() Mask 15 18" $300 |
![]() Mask 16 12.5" $300 |
![]() Mask 18 10-14" $300 |
![]() Mask 21 10.5-13" $200 |
![]() Mask 22 10.25" $150 |
![]() Mask 23 10" $150 |
![]() Mask 25 10.5" $150 |
![]() Mask 3 SOLD |
![]() Mask 5 SOLD |
![]() Mask 8 SOLD |
![]() Mask 13 SOLD |
![]() Mask 14 SOLD |
![]() Mask 17 SOLD |
![]() Mask 19 SOLD |
![]() Mask 24 SOLD |
![]() Mask 20 12.5" SOLD |
![]() Mask 9 22" SOLD |
Of the several different mask types used by the Luba, this type of bowl-shaped mask elaborated with parallel grooves was worn with a raffia costume and danced in male/female couples representing spirits, kijwebe, which connect this world with the spirit world. Used to mark important periods of social transition and transformation, they appeared at the death of a chief or other eminent person.
None of these masks show signs of having actually been danced.
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