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Water Spirit
At once beautiful, protective, seductive, and dangerous, the water spirit Mami Wata (Mother Water) is celebrated throughout much of Africa and the African Atlantic. A rich array of arts surrounds her, as well as a host of other aquatic spirits–all honoring the essential, sacred nature of water.
₵800.00Sold By: Ras Atu AbbeyWater Spirit
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Baule Bird Mask
The Baule were a tribe that originated in the present-day Ivory Coast area in Africa many years ago. The Baule assimilated a number of their neighbors’ masquerade forms: a naturalistic face mask, a horned helmet mask, and a flat circular mask called kple kple
₵800.00Sold By: Ras Atu AbbeyBaule Bird Mask
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Bird Mask
he wearer then transmitted the message of the spirit to the village verbally or through dances. Masks played central roles in the lives of the Dan people and were prominent in all aspects of society.
₵800.00Sold By: Ras Atu AbbeyBird Mask
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Sankofa Mask
The Sankofa mask is a geometric pattern, ancestral symbol, or representation of cultural elements that reinforce the idea of learning from the past.
₵700.00Sold By: George AmoahSankofa Mask
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Asian Preacher Beads Plated
A preacher in Asia often serves as a spiritual leader within their religious community. They may be responsible for guiding and providing religious instruction to their followers.
₵1,200.00Sold By: Ibrahim SayeediAsian Preacher Beads Plated
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Fan Mask
In our cultures, Fan Masks are believed to have a spiritual connection. They may be associated with ancestral spirits or deities, and their presence is thought to invoke a connection between the earthly realm and the spiritual world.
₵1,500.00Sold By: Ibrahim SayeediFan Mask
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Lover`s Mask
Lovers Masks are often used in dance performances and rituals. Lovers masks, if they exist in a particular cultural context, may be worn by performers to enact stories or portray symbolic representations of love.
₵600.00Sold By: Ibrahim SayeediLover`s Mask
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Down Mask
African masks symbolize the spirits of people or things. Masks are deeply rooted in the African history of animism or the worship of the natural world. The down mask represents a nearby river, an animal, or a deceased ancestor.
₵600.00Sold By: Ibrahim SayeediDown Mask
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Festac mask
The first Festac mask was commissioned in honor of Queen Idia by her son the Oba, King of Benin in the 16th Century as recognition of her contribution to the success of his reign. More recently the term Festac has been used for the Festival of African Culture held in Nigeria in 1977.
₵1,200.00Sold By: Ibrahim SayeediFestac mask
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Fork&Spoon Mask Pair
The Fork and Spoon Mask may symbolize a celebration of food, dining, and shared experiences. It could evoke themes of unity and community, highlighting the communal aspect of sharing meals.
₵1,000.00Sold By: Ernestina KwakyewaaFork&Spoon Mask Pair
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Traditional Mask Antiques Pair
“Antique” implies that these masks are old, often dating back several decades or centuries. The age of the mask contributes to its historical significance, and collectors may seek out pieces that represent specific periods or styles within a particular culture’s artistic evolution.
₵5,000.00Sold By: Nana Kofi EskimTraditional Mask Antiques Pair
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Traditional Mask King&Queen Black(Large)
Asante (Ashanti) king and queen masks are powerful symbols of authority, spirituality, and cultural identity within the Asante culture of Ghana. These masks are crafted with precision and imbued with deep meaning, representing the royal lineage and the rich cultural heritage of the Asante people.
₵1,000.00Sold By: Nana Kofi EskimTraditional Mask King&Queen Black(Large)
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