Heddle Pulley (Bo Nun Amuin mask)
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Heddle Pulley (Bo Nun Amuin mask) (1900s). Gift of Katherine C. White Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1971.300

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The heddle pulley, a working element of a narrow-band loom, bears a miniature sculpture. Heddle pulleys support and separate threads during weaving. Mounted above the weaver, the pulleys allow him to glance up at an object of inspiring beauty, rather than pure functionality. This pulley depicts a face mask, a secular usage of a typically sacred mask type.

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A dark-brown wooden mask with a rope suspension and a small pulley mechanism is presented against a black background.

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