Mask

Item number 1570/29 a-e from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Description

An oval face mask with cut out eyes, nostrils, and down-turned mouth with teeth. The eyes are outlined with black, and there is a black area around the mouth. There is a y-shaped feature carved out below the rounded face and it is painted red. A peg sticks out of the mask on the bottom right side. There are three circular holes around the top of the head, and two oval holes at either sides of the mask. The mask is framed with two wooden ovals attached with four pegs and fibre and wood strips. White feathers are placed around the top along the inner frame.