Guro Zaouli Mask, Côte d'Ivoire # 224 glass coral in which they worshiped One

in which they worshiped One God only

to "Desacralize" them)

10mm x 28mm to 19mm x 39mm

Thompson and Susan Vogel

in "Fleuve Congo" (Figure 65 page 107)

Guro Zaouli Mask, Côte d'Ivoire # 224 glass coral in which they worshiped OneGuro Zaouli Mask, Cte d'Ivoire # 224 In Cte d'Ivoire, the Zaouli refers both to a Mask and a Traditional Dance of the Guro People (have a look at the 2 last pictures), but presently the Dance has been adopted by an important number of other Ethnic Groups, neighboring the Guro People. A synthesis of both Masks, the Boulou and the Djela, the Zaouli is therefore also named Djelalou Zaouli, which literally means Zaouli, the Daughter of Djela. Created in