Of powerful form carved in classical Kwoma-Washkuk style, with long phallic nose, jutting eyes and upturned mouth with tounge protruding and carved in openwork; remains of pigment and encrustation with insect damage from being stored when not in use.The reverse with a short 'hangar-like' peg rather than the more common long poles that are found on many. A much finer and earlier example than most. H. 47"
