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a hallmark of Ming funerary pottery
achieved with the use of wax and liquid colored clays
Mambila or Bamum people
Cypriots of this era frequently produced simple handmade figurines with coarse
Ogoni Helmet Mask Elu weapons a hallmark of Ming funeraryOgoni People, 20th Century, Nigeria, West Africa An impressive Elu helmet spirit mask of the Ogoni people, carved from a single piece of wood with remarkable sculptural vitality. The mask features a hinged lower jaw, attached to the upper by textile straps on each side, allowing the mouth to open and close with a distinctive clicking sound during dance performances. The jaws teeth are individually carved wooden pegs inserted into the lower section,
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