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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
48x30in
About this artwork
The Nimba Mask, or D'mba Mask, is a revered artifact of the Baga people of Guinea, symbolizing fertility, motherhood, and communal prosperity. Carved from a single piece of wood, the mask features an elongated neck, broad forehead, and large breasts, representing the ideal woman and abundance. Traditionally used in agricultural ceremonies, initiations, weddings, and funerals, it honors fertility, ensures good harvests, and connects generations. Worn… atop the dancer's head with raffia-covered bodies, the mask's performance is accompanied by drumming and communal celebrations. Suppressed during colonial times, the Nimba Mask emerged post-independence as a symbol of national pride and cultural heritage. Today, it is celebrated globally as a masterpiece of African art, reflecting the spiritual and artistic legacy of the Baga people.
Involved in painting, textiles, and digital art, Narandas Tulsidas is deeply influenced by his philosopher father's teachings. His technique showcases invigorating stories woven with culture, identity, and philosophy, going beyond the canvases. Through his work, Tulsidas bridges human connections and uncovers life's beauty.