Masks
Return to Previous PageMany societies see masks as mediators between the living world and the supernatural world of the dead, ancestors and other entities. Each mask is made according to a traditional style and is worn or utilized for a certain traditional ceremony. Masks are fascinating works of art with symbolism that helps us unravel the story. Shop JELLA World Artist Collections artwork that defines your unique style.
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$300.00
Beaded Mask from Ghana
Intricately created mask with metal inlay and bead accent. Stand sold separately.
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$285.00
Ceramic Italian Kitchen Mask of Cherries and Flowers
This joyful face will bring happiness to your kitchen. Made by artists at Ceramiche Italiane in Roma! The creative use of fruits and flowers makes this the perfect addition to your busy kitchen. Signed piece.
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$500.00
Ceramic Italian Kitchen Mask of Flowers
This joyful face will bring happiness to your kitchen. Made by artists at Ceramiche Italiane in Roma! The creative use of flowers makes this the perfect addition to your busy kitchen. Signed piece.
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$285.00
Ceramic Italian Kitchen Mask of Flowers and Fruit
This joyful face will bring happiness to your kitchen. Made by artists at Ceramiche Italiane in Roma! The creative use of flowers makes this the perfect addition to your busy kitchen. Signed piece.
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$500.00
Ceramic Italian Kitchen Mask of Peppers, Flowers and Garlic
This joyful face will bring happiness to your kitchen. Made by artists at Ceramiche Italiane in Roma! The creative use of veggies makes this the perfect addition to your busy kitchen. Signed piece.
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$300.00
Ceremonial Mask
Hand carved for use in ceremonies by the Lega People of Democratic Republic of Congo.
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$150.00
Chokwe Celebration Mask
Used during celebrations in Zambia by the Chokwe tribe. Hand carved.
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$300.00
Chokwe Mask Celebrating Family
Hand carved for use in ceremonies celebrating the growth of family by the Chokwe Tribe of Zambia.
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$150.00
Eyes Wide Open-Mask
Female Wedding Mask. This mask is used by women during the wedding celebration in the Jowke Tribe of Democratic Republic of Congo. Hand carved.
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$285.00
Italian Ceramic Kitchen Mask of Berries
This joyful face will bring happiness to your kitchen. Made by artists at Ceramiche Italiane in Roma! The creative use of berries makes this the perfect addition to your busy kitchen.
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$285.00
Italian Ceramic Kitchen Mask of Flowers
This joyful face will bring happiness to your kitchen. Made by artists at Ceramiche Italiane in Roma! The creative use of flowers makes this the perfect addition to your busy kitchen.
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$300.00
Mayo Pascula Mask-Mexico
The Mayo Indians of Mexico celebrate more than 70 religious’ festivities. The pascola stands out as a dancer, a host, a speaker, and as community ritual clown. His presence is visible through the dances and heard in the music. Mayo pascolas complement their attire with a wooden mask. The mask represents the yo aniya or the wild mountain spirit who is believed to be the dancer’s mentor during the pascola performance. When the pascola dances as a human being, the mask is moved to the back of the head or over one ear, leaving the dancer’s face uncovered. When the dancer wishes to represent an animal, the mask covers the face and the dancer adopts the personality of the being he is presenting. “La vela” is a lock of hair to which a paper flower (sewa) is attached. The flower represents the good and protective forces and is associated with the Virgen María and the regenerative forces from the huya aniya (supernatural/magical world). “La vela” thus symbolizes the union between the pascola and those benevolent forces.
Cerated by Roberto Vega Mexico
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