Wooden Polynesian Tiki Wall Mask

A wooden mask made somewhere in Polynesia in a tribal style meant as a wall hanging. I don't know its ultimate origin but the estate it came from is in a French province making it likely it comes from a French speaking island such as Tahiti (they also had masks from Haiti and west Africa so they were widely traveled). The mask has an open mouth baring its teeth but a flower is on its forehead. There is wear as in the photos. It is 11 3/4" long by 4 1/2" wide by 1 1/2" deep.