ID 290

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Beskrivelse
Luba masks from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are traditional artworks created by the Luba people, an ethnic group that primarily inhabits the region in southeastern DRC. These masks are important artistic expressions of Luba culture and spirituality. Luba masks are characterized by their figurative aesthetic and distinctive artistic style. They are typically designed to be worn on the face during ceremonies and rituals. These masks depict stylized human figures, with expressive facial features, such as eyes, noses, and mouths. They are carved from wood and decorated with local materials, such as shells, textiles, plant fibers, and paint. These masks have important ritual and cultural functions within Luba society. They are used during dance ceremonies, religious rituals, rites of passage, and other cultural events. Dancers wearing these masks perform specific dances, imitating the movements and behaviors of the characters depicted. The masks are also associated with spiritual beliefs and are used to communicate with ancestors and spirits. In addition to their ritual role, Luba masks are also admired as stand-alone works of art. Their distinctive aesthetics, artistic creativity, and connection to Luba culture make them objects of appeal to African art collectors and art lovers around the world. They are exhibited in museums and art galleries to highlight the richness of Luba culture and the diversity of traditional African art.

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Vekt
0 g

Dimensions
Lengde 15 mm
Bredde 32 mm
Høyde 53 mm

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Pris
2100

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