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Description
The mask from the central ljo region standing out from the style of the ljo culture is associated with the spirits of nature. It is used by one of the male brotherhood dancing people. This mask was carved in the style of the Ijo (Ijaw) people of Nigeria.
Culture and Traditions
Ijo, also called Ijaw, people of the forests of the Niger River delta in Nigeria comprising a large number of formerly autonomous groups.
Donation Details
Kenneth T. Ward donated in the year 1991.
Date of Digitization
7/26/2022
Contributing Institution
J. B . Coleman Library
Rights
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Recommended Citation
Prairie View A&M University, "IJO Culture of Arts also called Ijaw, people of the forests of the Niger River delta in Nigeria- (Mask)" (2022). African Sculptures and Masks. 76.
https://digitalcommons.pvamu.edu/african-sculptures-and-masks/76
Notes
The Appraised Amount is $2,500.00.