DAN Passport Masks
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DAN Passport Masks A Dan Passport Mask (known as Ma Go) is a miniature wooden mask carved by the Dan people of Liberia and Ivory Coast. Despite measuring only 3 to 5 inches, these highly detailed, hand-carved artifacts carry deep spiritual significance.Purpose: Traditionally, they were used as personal "passports" to verify identity, signify family lineage, and allow safe passage into different villages or regions.Spiritual Protection: They were believed to hold the protective spiritual energy of larger, full-sized ceremonial masks.Usage: Owners typically kept the diminutive masks on their bodies, tucked away in leather pouches, or sewn onto cloth.
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- A-4", B-5.5", C-3" x 5.75", D-4.7", E-3.5", F-3.5" x 2.5", G-3" x 5.25"
Variants (7)
- A-4" — 0.00 USD — Out of stock
- B-5.5" — 0.00 USD — Out of stock
- C-3" x 5.75" — 0.00 USD — Out of stock
- D-4.7" — 0.00 USD — Out of stock
- E-3.5" — 0.00 USD — Out of stock
- F-3.5" x 2.5" — 0.00 USD — Out of stock
- G-3" x 5.25" — 0.00 USD — Out of stock
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