African Goli Horned Mask Akan Tribe Ivory Coast

Description

This is a beautiful and unique handcrafted Goli mask that originates from the Akan people from Ghana and the Ivory Coast who are known as the Baule. The Baule tribal people migrated westwards from Ghana three centuries ago as the Ashanti rose to power. This mask is representative of a second group of Baule masks, this Kplekple mask is one of the great abstractions in African art. The face of this Baule Goli mask is flat, the eyes have and oval shape and the mouth is rectangular, the mask also have two horns from the top of the head that represent power and strength. The round head is said to stand for the sun, and the horns for the buffalo. The most popular Goli is used as a symbol of fertility during agricultural and commemorative ceremonies, and this  double mask represents the marriage of the sun and the moon, or of twins whose birth is always a lucky sign. This mask is so unique and would be a wonderful gift for beautiful decor in your home.
The mask shows age and Natural Wear
17 Inches Tall
15 Inches Wide
2 Inches Deep
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