text: [{"text_idx": "#000003", "text": "Zanga Konate\u0301's masks can be described as very elegant. Remarkable is how extremely thin Zanga carved this light mask. He knew his craft and skill. The sitting Tugubele on top of the\nmask is classy. Attentive and quiet is her unique expression."}, {"text_idx": "#000004", "text": "Konate\u0301's style is not flamboyand or spectacular. Other known masks he made are also dainty and graceful. In Senari this mask is pictured as gno\u0302n, the word for elegance and an"}, {"text_idx": "#000007", "text": "Zanga tought carving to his son, Tche\u0300tin Be\u0302h Konate\u0301 also a Niene, who was born 1920 in Zanguinasso. Tche\u0300tin lost his father in the age of 20 years, so he moved to Oue\u0301zomon were he\nlearned from Sabariko Kone\u0301, who died 1949. Zanga and Sabariko were in familial relation. Other to Tche\u0300tin, Zanga \u0301s style was not influenced by Sabariko."}]