MALIAN CHIWARA ANTELOPE HEADDRESSES. Two wooden and decorated Chiwara antelope headdresses represent the Chiwara, a mythical being believed to have taught humans how to farm. They are typically crafted as male and female pairs and used in agricultural rituals and ceremonies, particularly during planting and harvest seasons. The headdresses are worn atop the head, attached to basketry caps, and are accompanied by elaborate costumes that cover the dancer's body. - Height: 55 inches. Estimate $150-200
