A Poro tribe mask,
Sierra Leone, 1960's
The Poro tribe of Sierra Leone are said to be the largest and most influential fraternal tribe-society.
The Poro mask was traditionally used in rite-of-passage ceremonies, initiating young boys into the society. It is adorned with natural fibre hair, braided and tied to emphasise creativity and communication.
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