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The Complete Record
The history of African trade beads expanded dramatically from the 15th century onward
An absolutely fascinating hand-carved wooden ceremonial mask depicting a simple ovoid visage with narrow slits for the eyes and mouth
combined with the subtle sheen of aged bronze
Abelam Ceremonial Yam Mask Baba glass The Complete RecordAbelam people, mid. 20th century, Maprik district, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea. Mesmerizing, tightly woven yam mask (baba, also known as bapamini) from the Abelam people of the Prince Alexander Mountains in the Sepik region of northeast New Guinea. This traditional mask is crafted from wild vine (Lygodium) fiber and features a prominent ridge for the nose, concentric rings for the eyes, and an elaborate crest adorned with zigzag patterns.