Vintage African Nigerian Hand Carved Wooden Face Mask Wall Art Queen Idia Benin

✨ SPECIAL OFFER: FREE SHIPPING INCLUDED! ✨  Overview:  This stunning, hand-carved wooden face mask originated from the southwestern part of Nigeria, a region historically influenced by the rich cultures of both the Yoruba and Edo (Benin Kingdom) peoples. Specifically, it depicts the iconic Queen Idia, the first Iyoba (Queen Mother) of the Benin Empire. This design gained global prominence as the official emblem for the historic FESTAC '77festival in Lagos.  Features & Details:  * Artisanship: Authentic artisan-carved solid hardwood with beautiful visible chisel marks on the back, confirming its handmade origin. * Design: Features the traditional royal beaded headdress and characteristic tribal markings above the eyes. * Material: Heavy, dark ebonized wood with a rich, vintage patina. * Ready to Hang: Includes a built-in triangular recessed notch on the back for secure wall mounting.  Condition & Quality:  * Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The wood is solid and well-preserved. * Natural Character: The back shows authentic artisan textures and natural wood grain variations typical of mid-century Nigerian woodcraft.  Dimensions: Approximately 10 inches long and 5 inches wide  Shipping Note: * This item will be securely packaged for safe transit. Ships quickly (next business day)! Please review all photos for condition and feel free to reach out with any questions.