SARAKULE masks called MARAKAS. The Marakas used for their rituals related to fishing and agriculture masks covered with plates of bronze, copper or brass (copper and zinc alloy). It is a reminiscence of a more prosperous past when the masks were then adorned with gold. The Marakas are an ethnic group belonging to the large Mandé group. Descendants of the Soninkés, they were found mainly in the region of Ségou in Mali up to the northeast of Senegal. Elsewhere, they are called "Sarakholés" by the Wolofs, "Marakas" by the Bambaras, "Wangara" by the Malinkés, "Wakoré" by the Sonrhaïs or even "Toubakaï". When the Bambaras arrived in the region of Ségou, the Marakas adopted its habits, customs and language, while maintaining their own cultural and artistic identity. The two ethnic groups then share many beliefs. The main difference is that the Marakas started trading when the Bambara were farmers. For this reason, they settled in all major trade routes near the Niger and Senegal rivers, with their main tributaries. Dimensions: H 50 cm x W 19 cm H 40 cm x W 22 cm H 44 cm x W 29 cm
SARAKULE masks called MARAKAS. The Marakas used for their rituals related to fishing and agriculture masks covered with plates of bronze, copper or brass (copper and zinc alloy). It is a reminiscence of a more prosperous past when the masks were then adorned with gold. The Marakas are an ethnic group belonging to the large Mandé group. Descendants of the Soninkés, they were found mainly in the region of Ségou in Mali up to the northeast of Senegal. Elsewhere, they are called "Sarakholés" by the Wolofs, "Marakas" by the Bambaras, "Wangara" by the Malinkés, "Wakoré" by the Sonrhaïs or even "Toubakaï". When the Bambaras arrived in the region of Ségou, the Marakas adopted its habits, customs and language, while maintaining their own cultural and artistic identity. The two ethnic groups then share many beliefs. The main difference is that the Marakas started trading when the Bambara were farmers. For this reason, they settled in all major trade routes near the Niger and Senegal rivers, with their main tributaries. Dimensions: H 50 cm x W 19 cm H 40 cm x W 22 cm H 44 cm x W 29 cm
Color:
Brown Material:
Bronze, Wood
Masques SARAKULÉ dits MARAKAS.
Les Marakas utilisaient pour leurs rituels liés à la pêche et à l'agriculture des masques couverts de plaques de bronze, cuivre ou laiton (alliage de cuivre et zinc).
C'est une réminiscence d'un passé plus prospère où les masques étaient alors ornés avec de l'or.
Les Marakas sont un groupe ethnique appartenant au grand groupe des Mandés. Descendants des Soninkés, on les retrouvaient principalement dans la région de Ségou au Mali jusqu'au nord-est du Sénégal. Ailleurs, ils sont appelés "Sarakholés" par les Wolofs, "Marakas" par les Bambaras, "Wangara" par les Malinkés, "Wakoré" par les Sonrhaïs ou encore "Toubakaï".
Lorsque les Bambaras arrivèrent dans la région de Ségou, les Marakas en adoptèrent les us, les coutumes et le langage, tout en maintenant une identité culturelle et artistique propre.
Les deux ethnies partagent alors beaucoup de croyances. La différence principale est que les Marakas ont commencé à commercer quand les Bambara étaient agriculteurs.
Pour cette raison, ils se sont installés dans tous les grands itinéraires commerciaux près des fleuves Niger et Sénégal, avec leurs affluents principaux.
Dimensions :
H 50 cm x L 19 cm
H 40 cm x L 22 cm
H 44 cm x L 29 cm
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How to measure ?
Collar size
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Waist size
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Hip size
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