Powerful proportions and a striking triple-pronged crest give this elongated wooden mask a commanding presence, drawing inspiration from the sculptural traditions of Central Africa and Fang art of Gabon. Its narrow facial plane features deeply recessed eye sockets, slender horizontal openings, and a pronounced central nose ridge, while incised chevrons accent the lower section. A pale ochre-toned pigment settles into the carved recesses, contrasting with the darkened crest above. The deeply hollowed reverse reveals adze marks, natural wood grain, drying lines, and traditional peg construction, along with small holes once suited to attaching fiber elements. Aged surfaces and weathered patina further enhance its sculptural character and ethnographic appeal.