Name: Wooden Benin Mask - BULK PURCHASE | MOQ 10 SETS
SKU: afric-0000124
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Key Features

MOQ 10 SETS
Material: Typically crafted from high-quality wood, often with brass or copper embellishments, beads, and sometimes ivory, depending on the period and purpose of the mask.
Cultural Significance: Benin masks are associated with the royal court, used during ceremonial events, religious rites, and festivals. They represent ancestral spirits, deities, or royal figures and are a symbol of power and reverence.
Intricate Carvings: The masks feature detailed facial expressions, with deep-set eyes, regal hairstyles, and ornamental features that reflect the complex craftsmanship of the Benin people.
Handcrafted Artistry: Each mask is meticulously handcrafted, showcasing the exceptional skill of the carver and the historical legacy of Benin art.
Size: The size can vary, from smaller pieces used for personal adornment to larger ceremonial masks meant to be worn during public rituals.

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Wooden Benin Mask is a beautifully crafted traditional artifact from the Benin Kingdom, located in present-day southern Nigeria. These masks are an essential part of the rich cultural heritage of the Benin people, renowned for their intricate artistry and symbolic significance. The masks are typically carved from wood and adorned with elaborate details such as metal, beads, and sometimes ivory, reflecting the royal and spiritual importance of the items.

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UPC:	afric-0000124
Seller SKU:	afric-0000124
Condition:	New
Availability:	In Stock
Minimum order quantity:	10
Date first listed on Zandaux:	Dec 5, 2024

KEY FEATURES:

Material: Typically crafted from high-quality wood, often with brass or copper embellishments, beads, and sometimes ivory, depending on the period and purpose of the mask.
Cultural Significance: Benin masks are associated with the royal court, used during ceremonial events, religious rites, and festivals. They represent ancestral spirits, deities, or royal figures and are a symbol of power and reverence.
Intricate Carvings: The masks feature detailed facial expressions, with deep-set eyes, regal hairstyles, and ornamental features that reflect the complex craftsmanship of the Benin people.
Handcrafted Artistry: Each mask is meticulously handcrafted, showcasing the exceptional skill of the carver and the historical legacy of Benin art.
Size: The size can vary, from smaller pieces used for personal adornment to larger ceremonial masks meant to be worn during public rituals.

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