GUINEAN BAGA SOCIETY SERPENT HEADDRESS. Baga serpent headdress, also known as a-Mantsho-ña-Tshol, or "master of medicine," created by a Baga artist from Guinea. This headdress represents a powerful spiritual force in Baga society, often depicted as a large, colorful aquatic serpent resembling a boa constrictor. The headdress is made of wood and features geometric patterns and vibrant colors, red and white. It is worn by dancers during ceremonies and performances, symbolizing the snake spirit associated with rain, fertility, and wealth. - Height: 77 inches. Estimate $250-350
