KUBA, PWOOM ITOK MASKS ARCHIVES, DRC

The masks below have been sold and are left here for educational and research purposes.

For unsold Kuba Pwoom Itok Masks   GO TO KUBA PWOOM ITOK MASKS PAGE

KUBA
Pwoom Itok Mask 1
16" high
SOLD

KUBA
Pwoom Itok Mask 6
14.5" high
SOLD

KUBA
Pwoom Itok Mask 7
16.5" high
SOLD




KUBA
Pwoom Itok Mask 2
9.5" high
SOLD

KUBA
Pwoom Itok Mask 4
9.5" high
SOLD
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*Donated to Fitchburg Art Museum, Fitchburg, MA

Photographs © Tim Hamill

KUBA
PWOOM ITOK MASKS

The pwoom itok mask was part of the Kuba royal circle of masks. It is a simple dance mask. The eyes are surrounded by small holes and the mask is attached to an elaborate headdress consisting of feathers and raffia cloth. The dancer who wears the mask plays a wise, tired old man whom the other dancers come to consult. Masks 7 and 8 are a type that has horns curving around the eyes.

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