Artifacts of non-European religions

Artifacts of non-European religions are physical objects used in spiritual practices, rituals, or symbolizing beliefs outside of European traditions. They include items like African tribal masks, Indian statues of deities, Indigenous American totems, and Southeast Asian ancestral altars. These artifacts often embody spiritual significance, cultural identity, and religious symbolism, serving as tools for worship, protection, or communication with the divine. Their craftsmanship reflects the unique cultural contexts and spiritual philosophies of their communities, offering insight into diverse worldviews and religious expressions beyond European origins.