The Bull Head Mask is a prominent symbol in various African cultures, particularly among the Bantu-speaking peoples and in regions like West Africa. It embodies strength, power, and fertility, often associated with agricultural and ancestral practices.

It is typically used in ceremonies that celebrate fertility, harvests, or the transition into adulthood. It represents the strength and resilience of the community, reflecting the important role that cattle play in agricultural societies as symbols of wealth and sustenance.

The mask is believed to channel the spirit of the bull, invoking its strength and protective qualities during rituals. In some traditions, the bull is seen as a guardian of the community, safeguarding against misfortune.

During ceremonies, the mask is worn by a dancer or performer who embodies the spirit of the bull. The performance typically includes music and dance, celebrating community values, ancestral connections, and the importance of fertility and strength in daily life.

H=54cm x18cmw x3cmD

Weight 0.781kg

Country of origin: Ghana

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Color: Brown
Material: Wood