Baining mask, tribal art, primitive arts, Oceanian art, Oceania, dance costume

Baining mask, tribal art, primitive arts, Oceanian art, Oceania, dance costume
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Imposing baining mask called "kavat" in the vernacular collected in the village of Keravat on the island of New Britain in Papua New Guinea. Large three-dimensional mask. Danced during an initiation ceremony for the Bainnig ethnic group in northern New Britain. This traditional dance takes place around a huge fire rich in embers. Wood, paper mulberry bark called tapa, stretched over a wicker frame, leaves, recycled elastic, natural pigments and felt-tip pens. Field photo by Serge GUIRAUD. Traces of use and indigenous restoration. Base on request only. Approx. 115 x 72 x 74 cm / €1300 including shipping costs for France. Exhibited at the Chatou fair.


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Style Tribal Art (Oceanic Masks of Tribal Art Style)
Period 20th century (Oceanic Masks 20th century)
Country of origin Papua New Guinea
Width (cm) 72 cm
Height (cm) 115 cm
Depth (cm) 74 cm
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
Location 22700, louannec, France
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