Haudenosaunee False Face Society “Whistler” Mask (Blower Mask)
$450.00
A Haudenosaunee False Face Society “Whistler” mask, traditionally carved from wood and adorned with red pigment, horsehair, and metal eyes. Associated with healing and protective spirits, this sacred ceremonial object embodies the deep spiritual traditions of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and carries profound cultural significance.
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