"Large Bamileke Beaded Mask - Cameroon - African Art"
Bamiliké beaded mask from the Grassland region in southwestern Cameroon- Tribal mask carved in dense wood and displays features highlighted with multicolored glass beads- This type of mask is worn on the top of the head unlike face masks, his features are underlined with "Pe": mixture of palm oil and wood - Mask typical of the Grassland peoples used only during great ceremonies in honor of royal power, it aims to show the prosperity that the sovereign brings to all the people - The beading is reserved for the King only - Mask in good condition, note accidents to the beading and traces of use - Additional photos possible - H 41.5 cm and width 35 cm approximately 
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