Mukinka AAA271 mask

A Mukinka mask associated with Salampasu ceremonies

The Mukinka mask AAA271 is a wall decoration from Zaire associated with the Salampasu tribe. Dating from the 20th century, it was worn during ceremonies. Its composition combines wood and rope, while its rounded forehead is crowned with a braided element. Versmissen presents a piece with pronounced relief and a distinctive ethnic aesthetic.

Measuring 21 x 22,5 x 33 cm, this mask has a substantial volume that allows its structure and different materials to be appreciated. Its brown colour complements the carved appearance of the wood and the braided element. It can be displayed as a focal piece on a wall or incorporated into a collection of antique objects. Its origin, date and ceremonial use provide context for this decoration.

Features of the Mukinka mask AAA271

• Associated with the Salampasu tribe
• Originating from Zaire
• Made of wood and rope
• Dimensions: 21 x 22,5 x 33 cm
• 20th-century ceremonial mask