Panther African Passport Mask - 5"x 3"x 2.5" teal or the succession of ascending

or the succession of ascending “V” shapes represent millet plants—which are essential and widely consumed among Kirdi people

The cotton fiber used for the weaving is very strong

Origin: West Africa

5"( letter opener)

Panther African Passport Mask - 5"x 3"x 2.5" teal or the succession of ascendingMask dimension: 3. 5" x 4. 5" Material: Clay, paint Color: Brown Origin: Cameroon Prior to the era of colonialism, Passport African Masks held profound cultural significance among the communities in West and Central Africa, specifically in Cameroon, Gabon, and Congo. These masks served as a form of identification and acted as a passport for individuals traveling between villages or crossing national borders. More than just identification tools, these