Yam Mask c. 1975

This Yam Mask, created by the Abelam people of Papua New Guinea, is a striking example of traditional art. Dating back to c. 1975, this mask is crafted from woven rattan, displaying intricate patterns and a distinctive shape. The mask's openwork design creates a sense of depth and texture, highlighting the skill and artistry of the Abelam people. This intricate mask is a testament to the vibrant cultural heritage of Papua New Guinea.