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Created by Ghanaian artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu, this African mask is named Kyauta, which means "gift" in the Hausa language. Hand-carved from a single piece of sese wood, this mask forms an oval shape with pointed ends. Panels of embossed aluminum evoke traditional scarification practices.

Perfect size to put on my african wall. Sherman D. Stacey Sr.. Inglewood California. Thu Jun 23 2022

Tapping into his own resilience in the face of adversity, the artisan crafts an original mask. He names his creation Sore Di Nkunim , which means 'Rise and Conquer' in the Akan language. The mask is hand carved from rubberwood and features cheeks that are covered with embossed aluminum for textural interest.

The wall mask is beautiful and has exceeded my expectations. The paint was chipped.. Judy. Atkinson, NH. Sat Apr 06 2019

Place the mask home decor statue in your living room to add a touch of sophistication to your decor. Designed with felt or rubber stoppers at the base that prevent scratching furniture and table tops, as well as sliding around. This bathroom shelf decor ships in 1 carton. Wipe this mantle decor clean with a dry cloth. Please note that this item is for decorative use only. Polystone sculpture makes a great gift for any occasion. Centerpiece table decoration is suitable for indoor use only. Oval sculpture arrives ready to style right out of the box. Entry way table home decor elevates your home decor. This is a single brown sculpture. Traditional sculpture.

Really lovely, it was a stunning addition to my living room. High-quality and heavy piece.. Colleen. California. Wed Jul 29 2026

Theophilus Sackey creates a mask of powerful artistry of his own inspiration marked on the forehead by a stylized Gye Nyame, the Adrinka symbol of God's omnipresence. Sackey carves the sese wood mask by hand featuring an impressive headdress. Painted black, the mask is embellished with embossed details in a cream hue.

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

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

Anna Yawson in Ghana presents an original mask design that is simple yet bold. The elongated mask is carved by hand from sese wood and painted bright. The artisan names the design ahinkwa, which means "king's servant" in the Twi dialect of the Akan tribe.

Very pretty!!. Swati. Sammamish, WA. Fri Apr 08 2022

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.

Beautiful piece of art! The craftsmanship is exceptional, and you can truly feel the care and tradition behind each detail. Grecia. Valencia, CA. Sat Sep 05 2026

Known as the demon who chases the moon across the sky, Kala Rau is captured in natural hibiscus wood, diligently hand-carved, working with local Balinese artisans. Part of a myth that explains the lunar cycles, Kala Rau is depicted with fearsome teeth and a prominent, moon-shaped forehead.

In an elaborate two-week process, the Ghanaian artisan crafts this stunning wall mask carved from sese wood. This mask is ornately detailed using brass plates on the forehead and multi-colored recycled glass beads below the eyes. It is titled Barowa, which means "no trouble" in the Hausa language.

James. Tempe, AZ. Fri Jan 19 2018

Ghanaian designer presents this gorgeous mask that is made using local sese wood. Theophilus works with local artisans who cut and carve the wood into the beautiful design, before painting and completing the mask with a distressed finish. Intricate, eye-catching textured aluminum repoussé metalwork adorns the mask's forehead and cheeks. The name Barima is an Akan word meaning 'man.'

This Sharyn Carved Tribal Mask Stand Sculpture is made from hand-carved reclaimed teak wood with intricate hand-carved designs. The decorative mask is displayed on a sturdy wood stand secured with a metal rod, perfect for tabletop or shelf display. The entire wood sculpture maintains its natural dark and golden brown hues and features intricate, hand-carved spirals and lattice patterns throughout the mask with circular holes cut out for the eyes. For even more character and dimension, a charred wood effect is added throughout for rich texture, color variance, and a rustic look. Exhibit truly unique, one-of-a-kind rustic decor while knowing you are displaying eco-friendly, reclaimed wood art.

This is a lovely piece! It’s handmade, wood, and I just love African masks and African Arts in general. This sculpture is bigger than I anticipated and I’m happy about that. I’m taking away one star because the sculpture didn’t stand up securely it tilted a little but obviously forward. I debated on whether I should return but I decided to fill the hole with a soft stick. So far it’s holding up.. Amparo. Minneola, FL. Thu Jul 03 2025

Hand carve solid wood barong mask Every piece is different, wood color may not be the same as picture

Wearing a folded hat and a mustache, a colonial British chief is the subject of this African mask from Ghana. Winfred Korley designs and crafts this mask, which he hand-carves from a single piece of sese wood. A clay rub gives this mask a rustic finish.

Hand carved from 1 piece of solid wood. Color may be different from picture, Unique piece of art, no two are the same

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

Hand carved Solid Wood Barong mask Unique work of art, no two pieces are the same Some wood color may be different

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.

Sefah Mohammed replicates the unique artistry of the Sanga people with this handsome mask. Sanga (or Sangha) is a group of thirteen villages in the Dogon region of Mali, known as a religious center with many temples and shrines, and is a base for visitors to the local Dogon villages. They bring this mask as a gift to the elite members of the community to show appreciation for their help. Mohammed carves this piece from sese wood and decorates it with clay and painted motifs to achieve an antique illusion.

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

Hand-carved by Tilly-Mae, narrow eyes are far seeing, and the countenance is serious. Its smooth, wide forehead boasts plates of embossed brass, and subtle color distinguishes this beautiful mask. Named Tagbagya (flat headed) in Ghana's Ewe language, it depicts a person of brilliance, thus anyone who excels academically may be given this mask as an award.

Parallel waves flow around this tall, slender African mask. By Robert Nortey, it depicts a woman of the Congo's Sande tribe. Intricate aluminum repoussé adorns the piece, heightening its beauty. "This is a good representation of a Sande woman, expressing their beautiful nature and custom," the artisan says.

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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.

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

Embossed brass adorns the features of an imposing African mask. By Awudu Saaed, it depicts a fetish priest of the Densu River area in Ghana's Akan lowlands. "There was once a lack of rainfall for a long period and the people became worried," he says. "They called for a fetish priest who consulted the gods on behalf of the chiefs and people. He requested certain rituals, after which the heavens would open to give rain. The priest wore this mask to perform the rituals and, true to his word, it rained heavily on the third day."

Just what I wanted.. Anonymous. Bear Creek Township, PA. Wed Jan 09 2019

A panel of embossed brass forms the "third" eye of this African mask from Ghana. Designed and crafted by Abdul Aziz Mohamadu, this mask is hand-carved from a single piece of sese wood, painted brown, and rubbed with clay for a rustic finish. Embossed brass further accentuates the cheeks of this mask, which is named Jamuike, meaning "motivate me" in the Igbo language of Nigeria.

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