Masks were worn for Social dancing and ceremony. The masks were often made to represent animals or enemies. This mask is known as a booger mask or ski-li to the Cherokee.
This mask is called Sha ko ni ge i or blue because of its blue beads. It also features a stamped pottery pattern.
Sha ko ni ge i Clay Mask
$50.00
Masks were worn for Social dancing and ceremony. The masks were often made to represent animals or enemies. This mask is known as a booger mask or ski-li to the Cherokee.
This mask is called Sha ko ni ge i or blue because of its blue beads. It also features a stamped pottery pattern.
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Made from Lizella clay. Mask was traditionally fired in an earthen pit to develop the color.
The mask measures 7″ long, 4″ wide, and 2.5″ deep.
Attached string for hanging.
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 7 × 4 × 2.5 in |