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Pwo Mask Lovale people, Angola or Western Zambia 11 inches, wood with polished black stain Lovale art is
largely baserd on that of the Chokwe, but includes a more refined use of
full, round shapes. This mask represents the ideal young female beauty,
Mwano Pwo, and is danced by males during initiation ceremonies and other
important occcasions to bring fertility and prosperity to the village.
Probably made for the market, this decorative mask has classic lines and a
fine patina.
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