This striking 70 centimes green stamp was issued in 1931 by the Belgian Congo. It features a finely engraved depiction of a traditional tribal figurine, highlighting the region’s rich cultural artistry. The design is framed with geometric tribal patterns and inscribed in both French (Congo Belge) and Dutch (Belgisch Congo), reflecting Belgium’s bilingual heritage. Part of a definitive series showcasing Congolese art, this issue holds historical importance as a colonial-era representation of African traditions. A well-preserved piece like this remains a fascinating acquisition for collectors of African philately, colonial history, and ethnographic themes.