Lahabali kɔligu:MossiMask.jpg
Faal maa maŋmaŋa (658 × 1,280 pixels, file size: 183 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)
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English: Mask, Northern Mossi peoples, Burkina Faso, Mid-20th century, Wood, paint, leather
Masks of this type are associated with the antelope, one of several animals featured in regional myths. In the northern Mossi region, masks are used in burials, memorial celebrations and protective ceremonies and may perform for entertainment. The deceptively simple yet dramatic form of the mask contrasts with the complex history of migration, conquest and assimilation of its owners-individual Nyonyosé lineage groups. They are descendents of three blended groups: the original Dogon peoples, displaced by the westward-moving Kurumba peoples, and the Dagomba horsemen, a new ruling elite from the south that entered around 1500. The groups intermarried and integrated into the peoples now called Mossi. (National Museum of African Art) |
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| Nyabli | Flickr [1] |
| Sab'sabira | cliff1066 |
- A mali sɔli:
- N pirigi – Diyi lee ka a yan labi ŋma, n tari ka yan zaŋ tuma n talim
- Lab laɣim – n taɣi dee tuma maa
- N-yɛn zaŋ dɔli zalikpana ŋɔ sɔli:
- ŋmahindibu – Di tu ni a ti nin'tiɣili din tu, ka yooi sɔli din yihiri shiɛhira gbaŋ, ka lahi wuhi di yi niŋ ka taɣibu daa pun niŋ. A ni tooi niŋ lala ŋɔ n-doli hankali ni saɣi shɛm, amaa ka di pa sɔ'shɛli din mali biɛhiŋ zaŋ kpa ŋun tiri shiɛhira gbana ŋɔ polo nin'tiɣili ni nyini bee a zaŋ tum.
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This image, originally posted to Flickr, was reviewed on 23 October 2008 by the administrator or reviewer SterkeBak, who confirmed that it was available on Flickr under the stated license on that date. |
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Dihimi dabisili/saha n-nya kɔl' bihi kamani di ni di yina shɛm
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| din na chana | 18:19, 23 Silimin gɔli October 2008 | | 658 × 1,280 (183 KB) | Ji-Elle | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Mask, Northern Mossi peoples, Burkina Faso, Mid-20th century, Wood, paint, leather Masks of this type are associated with the antelope, one of several animals featured in regional myths. In the northern Mossi region, mas |
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