Headdress (Zigiren-Wɔndɛ)：克利夫蘭藝術博物館展出中

Owned and used for entertainment by young unmarried men only among some Baga subgroups, this type of headdress is said to represent the Maiden, a beautiful young woman. With a beaded necklace and eyes embellished with furniture tacks, the headdress was attached to a cone-shaped costume consisting of colorful cloths and raffia and constructed over a bamboo armature.

Headdress (Zigiren-Wɔndɛ)

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Nursing Woman with Child, 1800s-1900s

Ancestral Commemorative Head (uhunmwun-elao), possibly mid-1500s or early 1600s

Ram Mask (Bolo), possibly early 1900s

Male Figure (nkishi), late 1800s–early 1900s

Set 3, from the series Les Septs Stations Célestes (The Seven Heavenly Stations), 2018

Tablet from Set 3, from the series Les Septs Stations Célestes (The Seven Heavenly Stations), 2018

Tablet from Set 3, from the series Les Septs Stations Célestes (The Seven Heavenly Stations), 2018

Mask, c. 1945–1950