Easy Mask 30 In X 1000 Ft Brown General Purpose Masking Paper Trimaco 12106

With its large-scale and flat-bottom shape, the Billow vases, cast from transparent grey glass, serve as a canvas for the swirling white wisps that dance through the vase. Each vase is one of a kind, with its own unique pattern formed by the flowing molten glass.

Premium Green Masking Paper is formulated for most water and oil based materials. This sheet gets its performance qualities from higher virgin pulp content; making the sheet less penetrable by over-spray and resistive to saturated levels of moisture. Green masking can handle a variety of heavy industrial applications and is used heavily in automotive body shops.

Brown General Purpose Masking Paper is formulated for water-based materials. Brown masking paper can handle general residential jobs such as painting and arts and crafts to light industrial jobs such as woodworking. Most often, professional contractors use masking paper for protecting floors.

Our mannequin dress form suits different kinds of clothes, trousers, skirts and etc. It ensures to attract more customers’ sight for your business. Better quality, and easy to clean. This mannequin dress form is made of a high-quality solid foam body with a fabric cover. It is tough and durable so it can bear more clothes than others. If it gets dirty, you can simply wash it and dry it. It won’t hurt the product.

It’s just too perfect. Easy to install. Sophia. Huron, SD. Sat Aug 01 2026

Elevate your interior decor with our Vintage Exotic Mask Prints Wallpaper Border in Shiny Copper and Brown. This wallpaper border exudes an aura of opulence in its captivating blend of shiny copper and rich brown hues. Each intricate mask design tells a story of mystique and allure, making it the perfect addition to your living room, bedroom, or any space where you seek to create a striking focal point. Crafted with attention to detail, this border promises to transform your surroundings, adding a touch of vintage elegance that's truly timeless. Unveil the beauty of the unknown with our Vintage Exotic Mask Prints Wallpaper Border and let your walls become a canvas for sophistication and intrigue

Premium Green Masking Paper is formulated for most water and oil based materials. This sheet gets its performance qualities from higher virgin pulp content; making the sheet less penetrable by over-spray and resistive to saturated levels of moisture. Green masking can handle a variety of heavy industrial applications and is used heavily in automotive body shops.

A handsome young man parts his pair in the center. Long and narrow, this West African mask features elegant repoussé textures that complement its sese wood contours. Victor Dushie names his original handcrafted design Ewoenam, which means "God has done it for me" in the Ewe language.

This African wall mask exceeded my expectations. The quality and distinctive details are excellent. An awesome contrast to my Sahara Gold painted walls.. Pam. Maryland. Sun Feb 07 2021

Carved with intricate detail, this piece is both an homage to traditional craftsmanship and a statement of cultural heritage. The carefully sculpted features and the regal appearance of the mask give it a commanding presence, making it a perfect addition to any collection or home décor that values history, spirituality, and artistry.

This artisan finds protection in the Coclotsu ("rooster") mask of the Vume people from Ghana's Volta Region. "They believe that as the rooster wouldn't sit back and watch the hawk catch the chicks, so will the mask protect them. The mask is worn or displayed throughout the year for protection," explains the artisan. He carves the sese wood mask by hand and adorns it with glittering recycled glass beads and embossed aluminum.

Premium Green Masking Paper is formulated for most water and oil based materials. This sheet gets its performance qualities from higher virgin pulp content; making the sheet less penetrable by over-spray and resistive to saturated levels of moisture. Green masking can handle a variety of heavy industrial applications and is used heavily in automotive body shops.

A radiant star appears on the forehead of this beautiful African mask, and embossed aluminum creates rich textures. By Dougie, the personage is none other than Nsoromma, the star god. The Akan people appease Nsoromma, who they believe can curse them with sickness.

Each mask is authentic, made in West Africa so the colors will vary. I too was drawn to the vibrant colors of the masks but I am happy to be the owner of masks directly from and made in West Africa by NOVICA. Sharyn. Huber Heights, OH. Thu Mar 11 2021

Display this stunning decorative accent to effortlessly enhance the design of any living space.

Very unique and beautiful art.. Cathy. Deluth. Fri May 05 2023

Sculpted by hand of native African rubberwood, this face depicts a woman of youthful beauty. Long lashes frame demure eyes and applications of aluminum create intricate patterns on her cheeks and forehead. "Among the Hausa people of Nigeria, such masks are given to a woman by a man as a wedding proposal," says artisan Dougie. "If she does not return the mask, it means the proposal as been accepted." Named Shawa – Hausa for "Lover's Beauty" – the mask is rubbed with white clay for an aged effect.

Hoping to receive mask as pictured but the craftsmanship is authentic so the colors will vary. Hand made in West Africa by NOVICA. Expect to wait two weeks or more to receive your mask.. Sharyn. Huber Heights, OH. Thu Mar 11 2021

Hand carved from sese wood, this bust depicts a beautifully ornamented mask.

Charlotte. Upper Marlboro, MD. Fri Sep 08 2023

Ashanti in origin, this mask wall décor depicts a modest man who is anxious to improve productivity. Using only manual tools, this artisan carves the piece to detailed perfection.

He speaks with the voice of wisdom and learning and all who hear him heed his words. By Godfred France, this elegant mask is crafted by hand, combining African sese wood with brass and aluminum. He names his original design Dankurugu, a Hausa word meaning "Knowledge."

Daniel. US. Sun Oct 08 2023

Named Animpa, or "Charming Face" in the Akan language, this elegant mask honors feminine beauty. Daniel Nyadedzor embellishes the hand-carved design with intricately embossed brass plates and rich, subtle color. During festivals in which Akan women compete in beauty contests, masks like this one are awarded to the prettiest girl in the village.

Hand-carved from sese wood, this sculpture depicts a mask of a stunning woman. Ghanaian designer Rita Addo Zakour names this original sculpture Odo, an Akan word meaning "love". The woman's face is accentuated with pronounced red lips and eyes and she wears a prominent headdress. Her face is adorned with embossed aluminum plating and sits on a rectangular base.

Bringing the noble air of a king to your home, this African mask is created by Ghanaian artisan. He hand-carves the mask of sese wood to depict a face that wears an ornate crown. Embossed aluminum and brass decorate the mask, which is painted with cheetah motifs at the neck.

Worthy of the title King I just wish it was a little bigger. Kirk. Michigan. Fri Nov 11 2022

very satisfied with the item, thank you!. Audrey. Damascus, OR. Fri Nov 08 2024

Hand-carved from sese wood, this exquisite Mask Wood Bust depicts the visage of a man with brass plated eyes. Ghanaian designer Rita Addo Zakour details with etchings throughout the forehead, nose and bust, which is also adorned with embossed aluminum.

With rich textures, symmetrical features, and beautiful colors, this mask stands on a wooden base. This artisan creates a design of her own, carved by hand of native sese wood. Embossed aluminum embellishes the mask she names Ewuraba pa, "good lady" in the Twi language of Ghana's Akan people.

Very brilliant and well-made.. Mary. Fort Wayne, IN. Fri Nov 29 2024

This artisan handcrafts this spectacular mask, a loyal replica of this mask. The mask is named after the celebrated chief of the Toma people, who live in southeastern Guinea bordering the Ivory Coast, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. This mask is believed to bring forth a better harvest and protect the land. Asmah carves the sese wood mask and adorns it with glistening beads and embossed aluminum.

Love the vibrant colors and bead work. Based on dimensions online I thought it was bigger...no problem...I still had a place for this.. Zipporah. Windsor Mill, MD. Sat Jul 22 2017

An extraordinary mask, this piece captures the poise and elegance of a Benin queen. An unusually expressive piece, this veiled woman is hand-carved from sese wood. The people of Benin celebrate their most important or significant warriors, kings and queens in the form of masks, as exemplified by Nana Adu Amankwapam I. "This mask is used by the Benin Queen when there is a durbar of chiefs," he says.

This original mask represents "Patience," in the Akan language. The seed-like sese wood mask is carved and painted by hand in shades of brown, lemon green, green, baby blue, and white. Featuring a slender nose and pouting lips, the mask's cheeks are decorated with tribal markings.

I love the mask and they look wonderful in my home. Well made good quality. Angela. Cincinnati, OH. Tue Jun 18 2019

Masks such as this are used by the Gaya people of the Kano State in Nigeria, says Ghanaian artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu. "They are used during marriage ceremonies when the bride and groom come from different tribes. During the ceremony, the man wears the mask and lies down on the floor to allow his bride to jump over him. This simple act tells the people present that he will not mistreat the woman when he takes her along with him." Embossed brass adorns the hand-carved African mask, named Tomari - a Hausa word meaning "Jump me, my love."

Display this stunning piece of wall art to effortlessly enhance the design of any living space; Made from 100% albasia wood; Decorative mask measures 9" L x 3" W x 16" H

Patti. Memphis, TN. Sat Dec 20 2025

This original mask represents "Patience," in the Akan language. The seed-like sese wood mask is crafted by hand featuring a cape-like design under the chin. Addo decorates the mask with painted details as well as with embossed aluminum and brass on the forehead, cheeks and below the chin.

Goes great with two other mask I bought !!!!. Sherman D. Stacey Sr.. Inglewood California. Wed Aug 21 2019

Quiet features exude tranquility and good will in this elegant mask. Adorned with richly embossed brass, the design arises from this artisan's own imagination. She names the exquisite piece Nutifafa, which means "peace be unto you" in the Ewe language.

Very nice wall mask easy to put up.looks great in room.. Anonymous. Lawrence Township, NJ. Tue Mar 10 2026

This long, narrow face could appear in the trunk of a tree, crowned by slender branches. Carved by hand from seasoned African African rubberwood, it is the expert handiwork of Dougie. "This mask is used by the Gonja people of Northern Ghana," he explains. "It is used to protect their forest, which they believe is the resting place of their ancestors." Named Koholo – a Gonja word that means "protect the jungle," it receives its white coloration from applications of clay.

Loved it added to my collection. Debra. North Brunswick, NJ. Sat Sep 04 2021

This artisan explores the concept of Trimurti, the Hindu trinity, in an extraordinary mask. The three silhouettes represent Brahma, god of creation, Wisnu, god of life, and Siwa, god of destruction and reincarnation. By portraying the deities within one, Rendah honors the belief that the three, in essence, are one single divinity. His work finds expression in Balinese suar wood.

This piece is absolutely beautiful!! Arrived well packaged. Happy with my purchase. Andrea K. Usa - Calif. Thu Oct 26 2023

With lowered lids, a beautiful woman reveals innate strength and dignity. Richly textured repoussé adorns the forehead and cheeks, and an intriguing brown and yellow motif suggests a head kerchief. This hand-crafted mask is named Dekaworwor, which means "togetherness in the Ewe language of Ghana.

A comb centers the headdress of this beautiful mask, and the personage wears large earrings. Hand carved and painted, the sese wood image is crafted by Ghana's artisan. It represents the Fulani people who have settled in Mali. Although thought to have West African origins, the Fula are also present throughout Central Africa and Sudanese North Africa. "They Africans tend to adopt certain cultural practices that we believe are good ones, and customs are also shared through inter-cultural marriage," the artisan explains. "Among Mali-dwelling Fulani, such masks are given to a woman as a marriage proposal. She responds by giving a Senufo monkey mask to her suitor as a sign of acceptance."

Kevin. IL. Sun Sep 07 2025

In West African societies, horns are often a symbol of strength and courage. Designer Evelyn Kafui Ahianyo achieves a powerful image as she creates a traditional mask from Northern Ghana. Named Nukuta or "Bravery," such masks were worn when going to war.

Amanda. Pittsburg, CA. Mon May 01 2023

This mask is an original design by Ghanaian master carver. The artisan names it ahoufe, which means 'beauty' in the Akan language. The sese wood mask is carved by hand featuring a prominent forehead adorned with embossed aluminum plates. The face is adorned with dotted incisions. The artisan completes his design with painted details and a weathered finish.

Elavanyo is a beautiful mask designed by Ghanaian artisan. Meaning "It Is Well" in Ewe, the sese wood mask is carved by hand featuring engraved patterns on the eyes and white painted dots on the cheeks. The forehead is decorated with embossed aluminum.

Very well made. Fits nicely on my book shelf. Dawn. Bowie, MD. Mon Jul 16 2018

By Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza, this dramatic mask depicts an ancient Sumaiyah of noble standing. He wears earrings and a headdress crowned by a spotted crocodile glyphs adorn his forehead and cheeks. Modern artisans utilize the same materials and techniques as in pre-Hispanic times, achieving the red, yellow and orange colors from annatto seeds.

Bright beadwork adorns the serene features of a river goddess. Salihu Ibrahim creates an image from the Pende people of Zaire. Tassels of red thread complement the trade seed beads, and the piece receives an antique finish. Invoked during purification ceremonies of lakes, rivers, and streams, the goddess protects her people from drowning.

Beautifully done with great details.. Willis. Atlanta, GA. Tue Oct 27 2020

Masks are the most coveted art form for the Dan tribe of the Ivory Coast, representing the most powerful embodiment of spiritual forces, called glue. Like did, glue inhabits the dark forest, longing to enter and participate in the ordered world of the village but, being invisible, cannot until a mask is interpreted from a dream, described to the elders, then made. The carver sculpts the wooden mask with baobab wood and adorns it with chicken feathers, cowrie shells, and cloth. The mask is worn by the carver with attire that includes forest materials such as raffia, feathers, and fur, all representing the glue. Socially, these masks are the means of bringing control and order to village life, providing the strongest impressions of a young Dan person's earliest and most important experiences.

I think it lovely so authentic looking . Cynthia. Chula Vista, CA. Wed Jun 19 2024

Carved by hand of sese wood, this mask honors the beliefs and customs of the Dan community, who live in Liberia and the Ivory Coast. Salihu Ibrahim decorates the expressive mask with jute braids and a beard. Believed to depict the spirit of darkness, the mask is credited with bringing success in hunting and in business.

His headdress is tall and imposing, and rich textures cover his cheeks. Named Kuriga "tribal head" in the language of the Bamileke people. "The ears are portrayed to show a good listener. The mask shows the tribal head who wields authority in judicial cases," the artisan explains. The mask features an aged, weathered finish.

Deep red eyes seem all-seeing, their color blazing against narrow cheeks beneath a forehead heavy with repoussé. The elegant mask takes its white tones from applications of clay. "This mask is used during the Nkyidwo festival by the Essumeja people in Ghana's Asanti region. The rituals are held in the Asantemanso forest, a place known to be the ancestral origin of the Asantes. These rituals are performed to invoke the constant protection of the spirit world and the ancestors," Abdul Aziz Mohamadu explains. He names the piece Abanbo – "Protection" in the Akan language.

Perfect. Smaller than some I have had but great with the second one I got.. Sara. Virginia. Sun Aug 22 2021

46x22 inch cardboard cutout of a speakers podium, for those moments when you have something important to say.  All eye are on you, you’re miced up, and you’re ready to speak your peace. This makes an excellent prop for such occasions and can make the experience more memorable when shared with the people in your life.

Sunil. Dunn Loring, VA. Thu May 28 2026

The smoothness of the ofuntum wood stands in stark contrast to the sharp details of the headdress and textured aluminum plate in this striking mask by Ghana's victor dushie. Varying shades of brown complement the silver and black in this stunning piece.