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Old 23rd June 2022, 10:10 AM   #6
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Yes, my guess would also be that this was made for the market more that for cultural use. Any photos of wood working from the Congo showing similar motifs?
Here are a couple of examples of Chokwe carving from the internet, you can see the style similarities...
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