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Antique Nepalese Shamanic Mask with Large Eyes – Middle Hills – ca. 1900–1930

Rated 5.0 out of 5. 5.0 12 collector reviews

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Weight
1.0 kg
Reference
815

Antique Nepalese Shamanic Mask with Large Eyes

Origin: Nepal, Middle Hills / Himalaya
Date: ca. 1900–1930
Material: hand-carved wood
Dimensions: H 28 × W 18.5 cm
Weight: 1 kg
SKU: 815

Expressive ritual mask

The large bulging eyes, long projecting nose and broad smiling mouth with incised teeth give this mask a distinctive, almost theatrical presence within the ritual folk traditions of Nepal’s Middle Hills.

Construction and surface

The reverse is very deeply hollowed by hand and preserves clear adze and carving marks. The front has a dark aged surface with wear and local traces of red pigment around the mouth. Rectangular side blocks and the tall flat upper section reinforce its sculptural character.

Condition

Good antique condition with age- and use-related wear. An old crack is visible at the top, together with small edge losses, surface abrasion and local material losses. A later hanging cord has been added to the reverse.

Dimensions

Height: 28 cm
Width: 18.5 cm
Weight: 1 kg

Unique object — once sold, it will not be restocked.

Each object is examined before it is offered: material, casting or carving technique, surface, and signs of age are compared with documented references. You will receive a certificate of authenticity and an official invoice detailing the period, material, and available provenance.

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How we investigated this image

For more than 30 years, we have been researching Asian art. Each object is inspected in advance with a microscope and UV light. Findings regarding material, style, and iconography form the basis for our assessment of dating, condition, and quality — and for the price.

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What collectors say

Rated 5.0 out of 5. 12 reviews · verified purchases on Etsy
  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “Verbazingwekkend efficiënte service en snelle levering.”

    Amanda08-19-2026
  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “Het is veilig en zeer snel aangekomen. Het is precies zoals op de foto's en in de beschrijving.”

    Pawel04-11-2026
  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “Amazing peace, stands out a lot, fast delivery, very recommended seller!”

    Ed van BreugelPurchased: Antique Buddha head

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Antique Nepalese Shamanic Mask with Large Eyes – Middle Hills – ca. 1900–1930
Antique Nepalese Shamanic Mask with Large Eyes – Middle Hills – ca. 1900–1930