Mask - Baule - Côte d’Ivoire - Baoulé - Côte d'Ivoire (No reserve price)

These Baoulé masks, called ndoma, often depict an idealized character and appear at the end of entertainment dance ceremonies. Depending on the region, these dances are known by different names such as bedwo, ngblo, mblo, adjussu, and others. Each mask is distinguished by elements such as hairstyles, placement, and the choice of scarifications.
Also called Gbagba, these masks embody graceful young girls or men reputed for their courage or integrity. Over time, new generations are gradually replacing the Mblo dances, also known as Gbagba in certain localities, with the Kpan Kpan dance, where masks address social issues or refer to political projects, while still retaining many traditional conventions.
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