Chihongo AAA706 mask
The Chihongo AAA706 mask is a wooden wall decoration originating from Angola and dating from the 20th century. Measuring 19 x 21 x 28 cm, it depicts a male spirit with a rounded face, marked by a Saint Andrew's cross, half-closed eyes and tear marks.
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A Chihongo mask linked to Chokwe traditions
The Chihongo AAA706 mask offered by Versmissen is a wooden piece originating from Angola. Dating from the 20th century, it measures 19 x 21 x 28 cm and features a dark brown finish. Its rounded face represents a male spirit and bears a Saint Andrew's cross, a distinctive element positioned at the heart of its composition.
The half-closed eyes are accompanied by tear marks visible beneath the eyelids. A broad nose and an open mouth revealing pointed teeth enhance its expression. Chihongo masks were traditionally used during Chokwe religious and social ceremonies, where they were believed to represent the spirits of ancestors or deities.
Distinctive features of the Chihongo mask
- Chihongo mask depicting a male spirit
- Sculpture crafted from wood
- Dark brown colour
- Dimensions: 19 x 21 x 28 cm
- Reference: AAA706
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