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A gemsbok buck-head — also known as oryx — hand-carved in Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) from a single piece of non-indigenous Jacaranda wood

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Zaire passport mask 1.15 Ladies of Night Did you know that butterflyDR Congo (formerly Zaire) passport mask Considered sacred in West and Central Africa as a way to connect with ancestors in the spirit world, passport masks are carved small enough to fit in the palm of one's hand easily carried, traditionally worn close to the body for protection. Origin: DR Congo Material: hand carved wood Miniature, pocket size