A shoulder mask organised through an elongated vertical structure, the form contained within a narrow architectural volume articulated by projecting lateral extensions and a compressed upper register.

Incised geometric pattern extends across the surface in continuous repetition, while abrasion and exposure remain concentrated at projecting edges and areas of handling. The relationship between elongated support elements and compressed upper volume establishes the structural balance characteristic of Baga ceremonial sculpture.

A maternity figure organised through a frontal vertical axis, the elongated proportions contained within a narrow standing volume articulated by incised surface patterning and compressed anatomical transitions.

Scarification extends across the torso and limbs in controlled linear succession, while exposure remains concentrated at projecting areas and points of repeated handling. The contained stance and continuous frontal orientation establish the structural clarity characteristic of Luluwa figural sculpture.