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Round Mask
Round masks are often used in ceremonial, ritualistic, or theatrical contexts, serving different purposes depending on the culture. They may represent ancestral spirits, deities, or mythological figures and are worn during religious ceremonies, festivals, or performances.
₵1,500.00Sold By: Samuel Aseidu KwabiRound Mask
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Round Mask
Round masks are commonly used in dance performances, where skilled dancers wear the masks to enact stories, convey messages, or participate in ritual dances. The movements and gestures of the dancer, combined with the mask, create a captivating and culturally significant performance.
₵400.00Sold By: Michael .K. WiafeRound Mask
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Sankofa Mask
West Africa, is particularly associated with the Akan people of Ghana. It features a bird with its head turned backward, symbolizing the importance of looking back to learn from the past to move forward. The Sankofa mask embodies the proverb “Se wo were fi na wosankofa a yenkyi,” which translates to “It is not wrong to go back for that which you have forgotten.”
₵900.00Sold By: Samuel LarteySankofa Mask
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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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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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Sankofa Mask
Sankofa means “Go back for it”. The symbol is represented by a forward-moving metaphorical bird with its head turned backward to retrieve an egg (representing the future) from its back.
₵2,500.00Sold By: Kwabena AsareSankofa Mask
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Sankofa Mask
Sankofa means “Go back for it”. The symbol is represented by a forward-moving metaphorical bird with its head turned backward to retrieve an egg (representing the future) from its back. It is highly revered and permeates all aspects of Ghanaian culture and lifestyle.
₵400.00Sold By: Michael .K. WiafeSankofa Mask
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Senifu half Body
It is a carved wooden helmet mask, which means it is worn over the whole head and is used in the funerals of the Senufo people. Members of the Poro society, a “secret men’s society,” wear it during the funeral ceremonies of their deceased members to honor them as well as well as ward off evil spirits.
₵1,600.00Sold By: Apenteng AlexSenifu half Body
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Senufo Figure (Malian Traditional Half Body)
Senufo Figure is an African mask of the Senufo, worn by male members of the Poro society, an institution that controls political and economic life. Growths of various shapes alternate around the face of this narrow mask.
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Smoking Pipe Mask
A smoking pipe mask is a traditional artifact found in various indigenous cultures, particularly in North and South America, Africa, and Oceania. It typically consists of a wooden mask with a carved facial expression, often adorned with decorative elements such as feathers, shells, or paint. The mask features a hollowed-out portion where a smoking pipe can be inserted, allowing the wearer to both smoke and display the mask simultaneously.
₵450.00Sold By: Samuel Aseidu KwabiSmoking Pipe Mask
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Star Mask
In African culture, star masks may be used by different ethnic groups for diverse purposes, such as honoring ancestors, celebrating agricultural festivals, or invoking celestial deities. The star motif on these masks may represent various concepts, including guidance, protection, or the interconnectedness of the cosmos.
₵200.00Sold By: Wilson AfoaniStar Mask
₵200.00