Mukinka mask of the Salampasu, not particularly ancient but expressively dramatic and frightening. Of good carving quality and in good state of preservation, this mask, particularly representative of the artistic production of the Salampasu, features copper lamellae covering almost the entire face and a series of plant fiber spheres ingeniously reproducing the hair and two others, detached and suspended from a woven fiber, probably not coeval, representing the beard.
With base.