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Kota Mask (N° 27225)

Accompanying the circumcision rites in the Ivindo valley, this type of mask had the role of entertaining or impressing by begging donations for the young people invited to the ceremonies. The wearer's costume was made of raffia fibers. Two-tone patina. Chips, abrasions, minor cracks.
The Mahongwe, Obamba, Shamayé and Sango form with the Kota a group with similar rites and society. It is in the eastern part of Gabon that they live among the forests.  

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OriginEx-collection française
EthnyKota
Countrygabon
Material(s)wood
Height cm43
Width25 cm
Weight2.00 Kg
Socle inclusOptional

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