Sculpture - Congo (No Reserve Price)

The Songye Kifwebe mask, originating from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) , is a specific artistic creation associated with the Songye people. These masks are famous for their distinctive aesthetic and their ritual and cultural role within Songye society.

Songye Kifwebe masks are characterized by their linear, abstract facial features, as well as the addition of carved geometric designs, usually in the form of lines and reliefs. They are often made from carved wood and may be decorated with colored pigments and plant fibers.

These masks have ritual, social and political functions. They are used in ceremonies, dances and important events to represent spiritual and symbolic figures. Kifwebe masks are associated with concepts of power, healing and protection, and they are often worn by dancers in special performances.

Songye Kifwebe masks bear witness to the history, beliefs and identity of the Songye people. As art objects, they are valued for their unique aesthetics and their role in preserving Songye culture. Songye Kifwebe masks are sought after by art collectors and exhibited in museums and galleries around the world for their cultural and artistic significance in the context of traditional African art.

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