Punu

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The catalog cover lot at Sotheby's features a mysterious, 18th-century, black facial Ikwara mask, with an elaborate hairdo and a terrifying beauty, from the Punu people of Gabon.

Tribal Art Takes Center Stage Margaret Studer 2011
The third part concentrates on the representation of women, the exaltation of their beauty and motherhood among the Punu, Luluwa and Kongo peoples.

The Guardian World News 2010
Punu (Gabon) [answer] Ay nandejoua [Purépecha, see Phorhépecha] Puyuma (Taiwan) 'Inavau

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Most of the pieces are from Asia, but the collection also includes 19th century Kachina dolls from the American Southwest, masks made by the Punu people of Gabon, and a hatchet from a remote Pacific island.

Kentucky.com: Homepage 2009
Vaalaikam asslaam Punjabi (Pakistan, India) [by Hindus] Namaste Punu (Gabon) Um bolo Punu

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a sorcerer: Piache: Psiache. one: Tibin: Obin (in Jaoi, Tewin). two: Aco: Oco (in Caribbean, Occo). two: Oroa: Orua (in Caribbean, Oroa). flesh: Pun: Punu. no (negation): Pra: Pra.

Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America, During the Year 1799-1804 — Volume 1 Alexander von Humboldt 1814