Yes, that’s right. This wooden decoration was considered precious enough to sell for a whopping $4.6 million in Manhattan, at the Winter Antiques Show. Specialists say that with this price the mask might have just set a new record for Native American art.
It comes from Alaska, and is a creation of the Yup’ik Eskimos, who used the object in winter ceremonies. It had been part of a private collection for half a century, before it found a new owner willing to spend a fortune on it.
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Having financial resources at your disposal certainly comes with its own challenges and thorns. However, for the most part, it opens you up to benefits that others are unable to enjoy. One such benefit is the ability to spend on things that reduce stress. The Driving Factors Behind Stress According to the World Health Organization, […]
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An ideal hobby garage should provide more than just storage for your car or tools. It should serve as a space to indulge your passions, take on new projects, relax in peace, and focus on what matters. But where should you begin when building one? We offer five expert ideas to create your perfect hobby […]
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