About the Mask

This female Chiwara mask from the Bambara tribe in Mali is a truly captivating work of art with deep cultural significance. This mask, specifically crafted in the form of an antelope, is used in various ceremonies and rituals. It symbolizes fertility and good health, embodying the nurturing and life-giving qualities associated with women.

One distinguishing feature of the female Chiwara mask is the depiction of a child carried on its back, representing motherhood and the cycle of life. This feature sets it apart from the male version of the mask, which typically showcases a majestic mane. The exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail reflects the tribe's reverence for the feminine energy and its role in sustaining the community's well-being. 

Measuring 102 cm x 25 cm x 7 cm this mask is the perfect size to be displayed as a centerpiece in your living room, bedroom or even in a gallery. It's light weight makes it easy to move and position as desired, allowing you to effortlessly incorporate it into your decor.

• Country of Origin: Mali
• Tribe: Bambara
• Colour: Light Brown
• Weight: 1.3 kg