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Sankofa Mask
The Sankofa mask is a traditional African mask from the Akan people of Ghana and Ivory Coast. It features a stylized bird with its head turned backward and often carrying an egg on its back. This imagery symbolizes the concept of “Sankofa,” which means “go back and get it” in the Akan language, signifying the importance of learning from the past to shape the present and future.
₵600.00Sold By: LindaSankofa Mask
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Bird Mask
A bird mask is a type of ceremonial or decorative mask that is designed to resemble the features of a bird. These masks are often crafted for cultural, religious, or artistic purposes and are worn during rituals, performances, or festive events.
₵700.00Sold By: Ebenezer AddoBird Mask
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Bird Mask
A bird mask is a type of ceremonial or decorative mask that is designed to resemble the features of a bird. These masks are often crafted for cultural, religious, or artistic purposes and are worn during rituals, performances, or festive events.
₵700.00Sold By: Ebenezer AddoBird 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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Bundu Mask
The Bundu mask is deeply symbolic within the context of the Sande society. It represents ideals of beauty, maturity, and wisdom. The mask is worn by senior members of the society during initiation ceremonies and other important rituals.
₵700.00Sold By: Janet Osei JacksonBundu Mask
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Asante Horn Mask(Metal Plated)
The piece presents the face of an Ashanti king, his powerful expression elongated by vertical protrusions and using embossed brass plates to exalt the royal aspect.
₵800.00Sold By: Michael .K. WiafeAsante Horn Mask(Metal Plated)
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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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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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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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Bodu mask
Typically used in ceremonial and ritualistic contexts, the Bodu mask holds deep spiritual significance within Bodu culture. It is believed to embody ancestral spirits and serve as a conduit for communication with the supernatural realm. Through elaborate performances and dances, the Bodu mask is employed to invoke blessings, offer protection, and celebrate important milestones such as initiations, harvest festivals, and rites of passage.
₵800.00Sold By: Mac Miller OpokuBodu mask
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Kundu mask
A warrior dancing mask is a traditional ceremonial mask worn during tribal dances and rituals in various cultures around the world. These masks are often crafted with intricate detail and symbolic features to represent the strength, bravery, and prowess of warriors within the community.
₵900.00Sold By: Mac Miller OpokuKundu mask
₵900.00