Ethnographic Significance The Chi Wara (also known as Tyi Wara or Ciwara) is one of the most iconic expressions of African artistry, created by the Bamana people of Mali. This crest headdress represents a mythical, half-human, half-antelope hero who bestowed the knowledge of agriculture upon humanity. Traditionally danced in pairs, the male mask symbolizes the sun and the strength required for a bountiful harvest. Dimensions: Height: 106 cm | Width: 32 cm The Alobalo Difference At Alobalo, authenticity is our cornerstone. This piece is a genuine testament to African craftsmanship, curated with over 30 years of family expertise in the research and preservation of tribal art. Our educational mission ensures that every collector understands the profound spiritual and social context of their acquisition.
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