Crafted from the rich, dense woods native to Southeast Asia, this late 19th century wooden folk mask is a remarkable testament to the region's cultural heritage. Its intricate design and meticulous workmanship reflect the traditional artistry that has been practiced for generations, making it a valuable piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The mask boasts a timeless aesthetic that captures the essence of Southeast Asian folklore. The mask displays an open smile, exposing the figure's teeth. As a piece that has stood the test of time, it offers a unique glimpse into the artistic expressions of the era and serves as an important cultural artifact for those who appreciate the historical significance of wooden folk masks.
 
The mask is in very good condition, with some minor surface wear.
 
Dimensions: 5" X 7"