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Oceania Kambot peoples, Papua New Guinea Mask Wood, rattan, clay, cowrie shells, nassa shells, boar tusks, human hair, pearl shell, fiber H. 21 1/2 in. (54.6 cm) Raymond and Laura Wielgus Collection Much Oceanic art, particularly that of Melanesia, is marked by the use of mixed media. Kambot masks, which represent spirits, are especially known for the combination of many different natural materials. |