Ivorian Yahorê Mask 19th century protects the food from the

protects the food from the elements while enhancing its presentation

an initiation group responsible for maintaining social and spiritual order in the community

reflecting the deep connection between art

The Powder glass beads date back to 970 in South Africa

Each shell is polished to a smooth finish

Ivorian Yahorê Mask 19th century protects the food from theYahor Mask from Ivory Coast 19th Century The Yahor mask from 19th century Ivory Coast is a captivating example of the rich cultural traditions of the Yahor people, who are part of the larger Guro ethnic group. This mask is meticulously carved from wood, with an elongated, oval face that exudes both grace and mystique. The features are stylized yet elegant, with a smooth, high forehead, finely arched eyebrows, and narrow eyes that seem to gaze inward,