Woven Basket Yam Mask These wooden figures are said

These wooden figures are said to guard the entrance to the village and promote the power and wealth of the Ifugao people

Signed Marques 1946 on the bottom

an instrument once made by the Maori people of Aotearoa (New Zealand) that may have been played as a flute or as a trumpet

The bugle flute with a central grimacing mask carving featuring an oval aperture in the form of a mouth and inlaid paua (abalone) eyes

Woven Basket Yam Mask These wooden figures are saidBaba Tagwa Tumbwa Mask is a full helmet type mask used during the Yam ceremonies and male initiations. Woven cane fiber and painted with natural pigments made from minerals and plant extracts. Abalam People, West Sepik River Region, Papua New Guinea.