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Vintage 1967 Mohawk Haudenosaunee Hand-Curved Wooden Mask (Six Nations, Branford Reserve)
$85.00
The vintage hand-carved wooden mask is a significant piece of Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) history, specifically originating from Mohawk nation at the Six Nations Reserve near Branford. Expertly crafted with a traditional “Spoon Mouth” and deep-set eyes, it features a vibrant red finish. The reverse bears a clear, handwritten province documenting its mid-century Indigenous origin. This rare piece serves as a historical record of Haudenosaunee craftmanship and reginal tradition.
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