Description
Masks are a window into the soul of a culture, and provide us with great conversation pieces for the home. African masks are possibly the most admired and well known art form of Africa. They are both idea and form. The artistry of African masks is self evident but, for the people who create them, they have a much deeper meaning than surface beauty. African Masks are believed to embody the spirit and symbolize a message of wisdom, prosperity, security, and power. Stylish elements in a mask’s looks are codified by the tradition and may either identify a specific community or convey specific meanings.
A mask of striking features & appeal, it has two faces under the symbolic horns of power.popularly called the Asana by the Akan people meaning ‘clan,’ for the mask is inspired by tribal customs within the Akan people. A highly-detailed work, the mask is carved of sese wood and adorned with copper and brass plates.This butterfly shaped African sculpture is made using local materials by Ghanaian artisans who have carved and crafted this beautiful piece. The artist completes the mask with intricate detailing and patterns, making this perfect for wall decor or any other place.
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