CONGOLESE KUBA PEOPLE NGAADY A MWAASH MASK. Ngaady a Mwaash mask which is a female mask used by the Kuba people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. These masks represent the queen or sister of the ruling king and are often performed alongside other masks representing the king and his lineage. The Ngaady a Mwaash mask is characterized by its elaborate decoration, including cowrie shells, beads, and intricate patterns. The masks are significant in Kuba culture, used in rituals, ceremonies, and dances to honor ancestors, celebrate important events, and reinforce social structures. - Height: Approximately 9 inches. Estimate $90-120
