This hand-carved Kusu magical figure originates from the border region of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia. Influenced by neighboring Luba, Hemba, and Songye traditions, this sculpture reflects the spiritual and cultural depth of Central African tribal art. Figures like these were believed to hold protective or ritualistic power, often tied to village or clan traditions. With strong features and symbolic form, this rare artifact makes a compelling piece for collectors or striking ethnic decor for any modern space.
