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Appraised by Dr. Cledie Collins Taylor, Detroit, Michigan
Value: $2,500.00
Appraised by Dr. Cledie Collins Taylor, Detroit, Michigan
Early 1900's Makonde Belly mask crafted from solid wood and finished in deep brown tones (generally dyed with coffee), this piece has incredible depth, texture, and presence. The dramatic facial and body features, carved scarification, and layered composition give it apowerful, almost ceremonial look, making it a standout addition to any space.
Recommended use:
- Home décor (living room, office, entryway)
- Gallery walls or curated interiors
- Collectors of tribal or African-inspired artDetails:
- Material: Hand-carved wood, plant fibers, cloth
- Style: African / Tribal inspired
- Colors: Brown tones, black
- Condition: Fragile due to age and natural wear and tear. (see photos for details)
Weight: 1lbs 11 ozs
