African tribal art - Bambara mask
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Ex-French collection.
The Bambara, also known as Bamana, live mainly in the central and southern regions of Mali. The term "Bambara", meaning "unbeliever", has been attributed to them by Muslims. They are part of the large Mande group, alongside the Soninke and Malinke. During initiation ceremonies for young boys, linked to the Ntomo and n'domo societies shared with their Malinke neighbors (including the Marka, a sub-group comprising Fulani and Moor living to the north of the Bambara), the latter dance masks. At the end of these rituals, the young boys join the Komo association, the most revered among them, which governed community life.
Data sheet
- Period
- 20th century
- Dimensions (H - W - D)
- 62 x 21 x 0
- Weight
- 2.0
- Condition
- Good
- Styles
- First Cultures Art
Primitive Art
Tribal Art - Colours
- Brown
- Materials
- Wood
- Ethnicity or Continent of origin
- Africa & Oceania
Country of destination : France
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