πββοΈ The mask reflects the ideal image of a woman in the Chokwe society.
π€ The mask is considered a symbol of respect towards young women who have given birth.
π± The mask also serves to honor the ancestral women who founded the Chokwe lineage.
π The female mask of the Chokwe people is made of adhered body material and raffia pieces.
π The mask represents a tribute to women and is characterized by a graceful and slow movement.
π The mask portrays a sense of tranquility with closed eyes and mouth, symbolizing respect and not needing to speak.
β¨ The female (pwo) mask of the Chokwe peoples symbolizes the spiritual power of women.
π The mask has symmetrical features with a narrow chin and wide eyes and ears.
π The mask is highly valued and frequently used, as indicated by the visible repair marks.
π The Chokwe people had extensive trade connections and established a large kingdom.
π They had trade relationships with various groups in Africa.
π The female mask represents the ideal appearance and style of a woman during that time.
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