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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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Fish Mask (Metal Plated)
They represent fish used as sacrificial offerings to the “gods of the Benin nation” at a palace shrine.
₵1,000.00Sold By: Michael .K. WiafeFish Mask (Metal Plated)
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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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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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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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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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Bukata Mask
The Bukata mask is a traditional ceremonial mask originating from the Kuba people of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The mask is worn during important ceremonies and rituals, such as initiation rites, funerals, and celebrations. It holds cultural significance as a symbol of ancestral spirits, wisdom, and authority within the community.
₵1,200.00Sold By: Samuel Aseidu KwabiBukata Mask
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Traditional Mask(Set)
Traditional masks were historically worn by dancers during ceremonies to manifest wilderness spirits. The religion associated with wooden masks is focused on the spirit Lanle, whose power is manifested through the wooden masks.
₵1,500.00Sold By: Michael .K. WiafeTraditional Mask(Set)
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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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Fork&Spoon Mask
This traditional African wooden craft is made in Ghana. The Fork and Spoon was created by hand carving wood and then intricately decorating it with small beads to create an intricate tribal motif. Each colorful mask is uniquely designed. Some sculptures may be ornamented with seashells. This one-of-a-kind sculpture would make a fantastic decoration for any room. You will receive the exact item pictured.
₵1,500.00Sold By: Ras Atu AbbeyFork&Spoon Mask
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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
₵1,500.00