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This exquisite Dan tribe African Art depicts a ceremonial dance mask. Originating from the Ivory Coast, it likely belonged to … Read more This exquisite Dan tribe African Art depicts a ceremonial dance mask. Originating from the Ivory Coast, it likely belonged to the Dan Tribe, as well as their sub-tribes, Guere and Yacouba, who reside in Western Ivory Coast and Liberia. As rainforest dwellers, these people have created a truly captivating and primitive piece. The mask is both ornamental and has measurements of 9.5" in height, 5.5" in width, and 3" in depth. Don't let this opportunity pass you by.shows wear and loss on the top overall good condition. See less
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