An Aduma mask, Gabon or Zair, of oval shape thinner towards the chin, a square opened mouth showing wooden teeth, long straight nose, two square hollowed eyes, a cross like shape from the nose to the eyebrows town the forehead, two ears on each side of the forehead, the mask is divided in four sections following the cross limitations, which are emphasized by the white and reddish brown pigment coloring them in a checkered way, the eyebrows are punctured with holes, so are the rims of the mask with attachment holes; some cracks, traces of use, the bottom teeth are missing. Certificate of provenance.