Kifwebe Mask – Songye, Congo

This wooden mask originates from the Songye people of the Democratic Republic of Congo and is part of the Kifwebe tradition. Characterized by its bold lines, symbolic V-shaped scarification, and pronounced features, Kifwebe masks were used in initiation rituals and to invoke protective spirits. These masks represented authority, transformation, and the invisible power of the spirit world.

An iconic and powerful addition to any collection of tribal art.

Material: Wood
Color: Brown with light carvings
Country: Congo (DRC)