Ceremonial Flute
This ceremonial flute is from the Mumeri Village in the Middle Sepik region of Papua New Guinea. Click the link to learn more.
This ceremonial flute is from the Mumeri Village in the Middle Sepik region of Papua New Guinea. Click the link to learn more.
This 1976 framed lithograph by Canadian Inuit artist Pitseolak Ashoona is titled “Memories of Childbirth.” Click the link to learn more.
This Yoruba object from Nigeria is known as a house of the head, or ile ori. The Yoruba believe that the head is the seat of a life force that determines a person’s essential nature and destiny. Click the link to learn more.
Papier-mâché sculpture is a popular Mexican folk art. Skeleton figures like these are especially sought out for the Day of the Dead. Click the link to learn more.
This Kuba mask, known as Mbwoom, is predominately made of carved wood with cowrie shell and bead embellishments. Click the link to learn more.