This striking Audoma Vuvi Myudu mask from Gabon is a powerful representation of West-Central African artistry and ritual heritage. Traditionally used by the Vuvi people during ceremonial dances linked to initiation rites and ancestor worship, the mask embodies the spirit world’s connection to the living.
Carved from wood and often painted in bold, symbolic pigments, the Myudu mask is known for its serene expression, elongated features, and geometric patterns — each detail holding deep spiritual significance. This particular piece showcases the refined craftsmanship and abstract aesthetic that has inspired collectors, scholars, and artists around the world.
A rare and meaningful artifact, it stands as both a cultural treasure and a compelling decorative object.
