Trio of Stylized Tribal Mask Sculptures on a Metal Base

This decorative art piece features a trio of stylized, mask-like heads mounted on individual metal rods attached to a singular, rectangular iron base. The sculptures exhibit a tribal or primitive aesthetic, likely reflecting contemporary artisanal craft inspired by West African or Pre-Columbian forms. Each head is crafted from a composite or ceramic-like material with distinct finishes. The left mask has a weathered, stone-brown appearance with yellowish accents and a flattened top. The central mask is finished in a vibrant, distressed emerald green with white kaolin-colored highlights and features concentric circle eyes and a cross-hatched headband. The right mask possesses an elongated oval shape with a textured, dotted cap and a muted, earthy brown wash. The overall construction shows intentional distressing, including surface pitting, uneven coloring, and faux-weathering to suggest antiquity. The iron base shows a uniform rusted patina, consistent with industrial-style mounting. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures. The condition appears to be excellent as an intended decorative object, with no accidental chips or structural cracks visible beyond the stylistic distressed elements.