Venetian Wall Masks

Where does the face begin and the feathers end? Artist Ann Douglas Zeleny's ''Presence'' draws upon the pageantry of Carnevale, a tradition in Venice for hundreds of years. This foot-and-a-half-tall masked thespian, exclusive to Toscano, will add vivacity to your home or garden, reminding you to revel in each of life's precious moments. Cast in quality designer resin.

Amazing sculpture. More intriguing the longer gazed upon.. Rebecca. Raleigh, NC. Fri Jun 26 2026

This is a handcrafted tribal-style mask with a striking combination of neutral tones, including shades of white, black, and natural wood. The mask showcases intricate carved details and an elongated face shape that exudes a sense of traditional craftsmanship and cultural symbolism. With a smooth yet slightly rustic texture, this mask appears to have been aged or intentionally weathered to convey a sense of history and authenticity. The mask’s design includes carved lines and shapes on the forehead and cheeks, suggesting symbolic markings or decorative elements typical of traditional masks from various indigenous cultures.

So obsessed with this mask is very well done. The weight in the presence of it is exactly what I have been looking for 10 out of 10.. Leslie. Tue Aug 04 2026

One of the Deva Guardians of Buddhism said to guard the 12 sacred directions, this entity represents the highest state of existence before achieving enlightenment. Its expressive, ornately carved face is cast in quality designer resin, and then delicately hand-painted to capture its ancient Asian details. A wonderful addition to the walls of any gallery collection.

Looks beautiful hanging with my AUTHENTIC Asian artwork. Morgan. Austin, TX. Sun Jul 05 2020

This African tribal mask wall decor is crafted from solid wood and designed as a tall, sculptural accent that adds depth, texture, and global character to your space. Measuring 20 inches high and 4 inches wide, its elongated form creates visual interest without overwhelming surrounding decor. Traditionally associated with fortune, the carved details portray symbolic elements reflecting prosperity and positive intention through form and expression. Natural wood grain and subtle variations give each piece its own distinct character, making it a refined addition to home or office interiors.

It was beautiful however it’s smaller than I expected.. Jose Diaz. Bronx, NY. Sat Jul 25 2026

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

Such detail! A single skull wears a tribal crown of death in this dramatic sculptural wall mask evoking the ancient spirits of the cosmic order. Sculpted with exquisite detail, from skulls to spires, before being cast in quality designer resin and hand painted in faux ivory and ancient bronze, this Gothic dream is found nowhere else but at Design Toscano.

Well done, decent product. Nice addition to my masks collection.. Karina. Columbus, NJ. Sun Mar 16 2025

Created for the Nigerian King of Benin who wished to honor the Queen Mother, this idealized pendant mask was worn to pay homage during ceremonial rites. Cast in quality designer resin with an aged faux ivory and metal finish that captures the culture and grandeur of African royalty, this Design Toscano exclusive is a status, gallery-quality collectible. Add the exotic drama of Africa to your decor!

It’s unique and a welcome addition to my extensive collection.. Jose Diaz. Bronx, NY. Mon Jul 20 2026

Add this stunning 3 Piece Mask Wall Décor to your home decor while enhancing your overall look.

Smaller than i realized but perfect. Angela. Sunny Isles Beach, FL. Thu Dec 07 2023

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

The smooth grain of hibiscus wood highlights even contours in a harmonious mask by Made Tresna. The personage covers his ears to hear no evil.

Excellent quality, solid, very happy with this selection. Tammy. Sat Sep 04 2021

Inspired by the art of the Baule people of the Ivory Coast, Ghana's Daniel Quarcoo creates this stunning African mask. Crafted from sese wood and finished in hues of dark brown, russet, and yellow, this mask is accented with pieces of aluminum and copper that feature intricate embossed patterns.

This mask is beautiful, and it looks even better in person. It goes perfectly with my decor. Every time I walk by it, I just stare at it.. Shalonda. Tue Jan 02 2024

Carved by hand from African sese wood, this handsome mask is the work of Godfred France. Diagonal lines flow from the eyes to the elongated chin while parallel curves follow the lines of the eyes. This mask is representative of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, formerly Zaire. "It is used by the Songe people during their wedding ceremonies," France explains.

An attractive handmade mask that complements other African artwor in my home. Harry. Bodega Bay, CA. Mon Jun 08 2020

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

Artist Okulaja aims to add a tribal touch to home or gallery wall with this stylized sculpture created exclusively for Toscano. Roughly hand-carved, this sensuously textural work is cast in quality designer resin, hand-painted in the bright colors of African celebrations, and then accented with tiny faux gems set in an exotic tribal motif.

it's just perfect edition for our bedroom wall, it's the first thing you notice when walking into the room.. Anthony. Cuyahoga Falls, OH. Sat Jun 17 2023

Limpid eyes and an earnest voice seem inherent to this compelling mask. Godfred France creates a design of elegant harmony, embellishing African sese wood with hand-embossed brass and aluminum. Named Shankoko – a Hausa word meaning "the soul," the mask arises from the artisan's own imagination.

I like the mahogany color around the base of the mask, the gold tone details on the black carving of the mask are quite nice. It's not a very large mask but it has a tremendous impact.. Karen. IL. Tue Jul 23 2019

Crowned with a masquerade peacock crest carved by hand from wood and enhanced with an antique gold finish, this golden tiki mask is significantly symbolic. Embellished with tribal art, the elongated wooden face sculpture is highly detailed. Decorative and unique, our African tribesman wall art effigy carries with it an undeniable mystical charm.

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.

Smiling a shy smile, the face of a woman appears within a leafy vine. The natural grain of hibiscus wood adds to her mystery. This mask of exquisite artistry comes from Eka, in Bali.

The mask doesn't look exactly like the picture but is still quite lovely. Looking forward to displaying it.. Nicole. Ruskin, FL. Mon Oct 19 2020

A gentle dove alights atop this handsome African mask. By Ghana's Abdul Aziz Mohamadu, it is carved and painted by hand, with applications of aluminum repoussé. "I named this original mask design Obi Nka Bi, an Akan phrase which means 'peace and harmony'," the artisan explains.

Everything.. Anonymous. Bear Creek Township, PA. Sat Jan 19 2019

I collect mask from the Carnival of Venetian.I visited Venice in the 1975 Over the yrs ,have purchase the real mask from Italy. Sandy. Las Cruces, NM. Tue Oct 29 2024

Replete with rich symbolism, this wall décor is handcrafted by Ghanaian artisan. Seasoned sese wood is hand-carved to form an elongated face with a striking expression. Embossed aluminum repoussé adds attractive textures that complement finely hand-painted details. This powerful warrior wears an Ashanti adinkra symbol on his forehead - akoben, which means 'vigilance.'

Ann M. Adams, MA. Mon Aug 18 2025

Dreaming of her beloved, a beautiful woman offers him her very soul. Thoughts swirl in delicate arabesques to embrace a serene nude portrait. Wayan Rendah carves an exquisite mask, enhanced by the wood's richly varied grain.

Beautiful statement piece! Gorgeous craftsmanship. Definitely purchase!. Robert. Dorchester, MA. Tue Jun 29 2021

Inspired by themes of love, Ghanaian artisan creates this wall décor to add to your home decor. The artisan hand-carves the mask of sese wood and paints it in tones of red and white. Embossed aluminum and brass complete the mask at the forehead and cheeks.

Dennis. Oklahoma City, OK. Wed May 05 2021

Working with local artisans in Ghana, the artisan designs this stunning mask that is hand carved from sese wood. The cheeks and forehead of the mask are covered with textured aluminum repoussé metalwork, which creates a lovely contrast against the hand-painted wood. A marigold adinkra symbol called Hye Wonnye sits at the center of the forehead, representing forgiveness. Adinkra symbols are believed to have their origin an ancient kingdom that once stood where Ivory Coast is today in West Africa. She names her design Nolwazi, which is a Zulu word meaning 'knowledgeable.'

This African tribal mask wall decor is crafted from solid wood and designed as a tall, sculptural accent that adds depth, texture, and global character to your space. Measuring 20 inches high and 4 inches wide, its elongated form creates visual interest without overwhelming surrounding decor. Traditionally associated with protection, the carved details portray symbolic elements reflecting strength, guardianship, and watchfulness through form and expression. Natural wood grain and subtle variations give each piece its own distinct character, making it a striking addition to home or office interiors.

I love the mask. It goes well in my "Queen's cave". Didn't give 5 starts because the hook on back isn't very sturdy.. Linda. Oklahoma City, OK. Wed Apr 08 2026

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

This African tribal mask wall decor is crafted from solid wood and designed as a tall, sculptural accent that brings warmth, texture, and global character to your space. Measuring 20 inches high and 4 inches wide, its elongated form creates visual interest without overwhelming surrounding decor. Traditionally associated with love and good fortune, the Lucky in Love design features carved details that symbolize connection, harmony, and positive intention through form and expression. Natural wood grain and subtle variations give each piece its own distinct character, making it a refined addition to both home and office interiors.

Good quality. Very Afrocentric. Statement piece.. Anonymous. Fri Jul 31 2026

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.

Seemingly surprised, this exquisite visage half closes his eyes and appears to yawn. Daniel Nyadedzor carves an appealing rotund design accentuated by elaborate West African motifs. Asepa ye means "my great in-law." Celebrants throughout Ghana use this traditional round mask widely. Nyadedzor expertly crafts it from native sese wood, carving it to shape and sanding it. The piece is then masterfully adorned with aluminum plates and finished with neutral polish. Infused with the wisdom of the ancestors, this mask adds cryptic beauty to any decor.

I order several masks, very high quality, worth the price. Adds an extra eclectic flair to the room.. Kim. Malden, MA. Sat Dec 19 2020

Made Tresna's gorgeous wood mask depicts the concept of Brahman, the highest universal principle in Hindu philosophy. The Balinese artisan crafts the mask from hibiscus wood, hand carving a crown of stars and hearts upon the three faces. A polished finish gives the mask's natural wood a subtle luster.

A real conversation piece !. Alicia. Pflugerville, TX. Sat Nov 04 2023

Intended as a festive piece, this mask bears the fascinating artistry. It features 2 faces auguring wisdom, for as the saying goes, "2 heads are better than 1".

Simple design, but very striking.. Maranda. Thomasville, GA. Mon Jun 04 2018

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

Add a tribal touch to any room with this stylized wall sculpture created in designer resin by Nigerian-born Okulaja, who trained at the prestigious Remo Div Art School. Hand-painted in the natural palette of Africa, this work of art adds a dimensional quality alone or when paired alongside a favorite painting.

Paired this with the zebra piece. They are stunning paired together.. Andrea. Cleveland, OH. Wed Jul 15 2026

Bring bold character and artisan style to your space with this hand-carved solid wood zebra wall mask. Designed in a tall vertical silhouette, this oversized 40-inch wall accent creates strong visual impact while still fitting easily into narrower wall spaces. The hand-painted zebra pattern and carved wood detailing give it a handcrafted look that feels warm, collected, and distinctive. Ideal for entryways, living rooms, hallways, bedrooms, or offices, this African-inspired wall decor adds texture, height, and global charm to a variety of interiors.

Large, dramatic, fun. Love it.. Jayne. Savannah, GA. Sun Jul 26 2026

The observant and inviting features of this mask are highlighted by an awesomely colored border. The mask's forehead is adorned with a crown of embossed aluminum that brings together majesty and elegance. The Ghanaian artisan hand carves this mask from sese wood before painting and decorating it.

This magnificent mask wall decor, a depiction of the Balinese demon Barong Sai is hand carved from beautiful acacia wood in stunning detail. Barong Sai in Bali is a demon head that is sometimes hung on a front door to ward off evil spirits. Indonesian artisan Subrata family designs and crafts this mask with truly awesome skill, with every tiny detail and carving rendered from the acacia wood for rich realism.

Etched on the foreheads of this pair of masks is the Adinkra symbol gye nyame, which signifies the omnipotence and immortality of God. Abdul Aziz Mohamadu of Ghana carves the pair by hand from native sese wood, and paints them in red, green, brown, black and yellow. Adinkra symbols, originally created by the Akan peoples of Ghana, are visual icons that represent a concept or proverb.

The masks are beautifully crafted but they are MUCH smaller than I anticipated.. Anonymous. Thu Jul 01 2021

By Otchere Raymond, this imposing mask is carved in the shape of the sandals traditionally worn in West Africa. Richly textured sheets of aluminum, embossed by hand, cover the face, and red accents bring color to this original design. "We must protect our tradition," the artisan affirms. He names this mask Ahenema, meaning "sandal" in the Twi language of Ghana's Akan people.

Daniel. US. Sun Oct 08 2023

Bright beadwork adorns the serene features of a river goddess. Salihu Ibrahim creates an image from the Pende people of the Congo. 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. This mask is an outstanding replica of rare old estate masks.

Love it!!. Meta. US. Sun Nov 28 2021

Three best friends share a group embrace as they face life's challenges together. Carved by hand, this modern mask reveals the unique grain of hibiscus wood. Made Tresna signs his original design.

I love this mask and is a fun conversation piece. Great quality.. Lisa. Harrison Twp, MI. Tue May 18 2021

I love it! It's funky, but just what my space needed.. Anonymous. Thu Apr 09 2026

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

Working with local Balinese artisans, Wayan Rendah hand-carves this mask of suar wood to depict the face of a bold chimpanzee. He imagines that this monkey is the alpha male, diligently carving the wood to capture the features of its face and fur with an impressive level of detail.

Goes great with decor!. Sherman D. Stacey Sr.. Inglewood California. Mon Dec 15 2025

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.

Tall and stately, a slender personage rises above a larger face that represents the village as a whole. Daniel Nyadedzor carves a regal mask he names Nkosoo, which means "development" or "progress" in Ghana's Firdes language. Often the council of elders in a community awards a piece like this to an individual who is industrious.

Birds are embossed in gleaming brass to alight on an African mask. By Abdul Aziz Mohamadu, this circular face reveals a cowry shell silhouette on the forehead. Such shells were once used as currency in West Africa. Named Hyebo, meaning "promise" in the Akan language, the mask is carved from sese wood.

Lovely piece of cultural work.. Dee. Los Angeles, CA. Mon Jul 19 2021

With a chameleon on its forehead and a smaller mask on the crown, this mask represents the customs and traditions of the Asafo people. They have adopted the chameleon as their symbol, for the Asafo tend to constantly move and change, including their garments and colors. Victor Addo Biney decorates the hand carved sese wood mask with ornate aluminum plates.

Antonio. Gulfport, MS. Thu Apr 05 2018