Green Nomsa,'Dark Green Sese Wood African Mask from Ghana'

The Adinkra symbol Sankofa, depicting a bird that reaches to grab an egg from ... The Adinkra symbol Sankofa, depicting a bird that reaches to grab an egg from its back, means "go back and get it." Reflecting on the importance of learning from the past, Ghana's Theophilus Sackey hand-carves Sankofa into the forehead of this African... more

Hand-carved of locally-acquired sese wood, this African mask from Ghana featur... Hand-carved of locally-acquired sese wood, this African mask from Ghana features an oblong shape with a patterned design. Theophilus Sackey diligently decorates the mask's forehead with the image of a giraffe. The wonderful creature is realized against... more

Salihu Ibrahim faithfully replicates the fertility mask of the Baule people of... Salihu Ibrahim faithfully replicates the fertility mask of the Baule people of Cote d'Ivoire. He carves the sese wood mask by hand featuring a beard and inverted triangles on the cheeks. The mask is worn during special festivities for a good harvest. more

Enjoy this fun sheet of temporary tattoos that can be applied on skin or used ... Enjoy this fun sheet of temporary tattoos that can be applied on skin or used as a waterslide decal on a variety of surfaces. Temporary tattoos are great for party favors events costumes and dress-up permanent tattoo testing or just for fun. The sheet... more

Enjoy this fun sheet of temporary tattoos that can be applied on skin or used ... Enjoy this fun sheet of temporary tattoos that can be applied on skin or used as a waterslide decal on a variety of surfaces. Temporary tattoos are great for party favors events costumes and dress-up permanent tattoo testing or just for fun. The sheet... more

Enjoy this fun sheet of temporary tattoos that can be applied on skin or used ... Enjoy this fun sheet of temporary tattoos that can be applied on skin or used as a waterslide decal on a variety of surfaces. Temporary tattoos are great for party favors events costumes and dress-up permanent tattoo testing or just for fun. The sheet... more

Abdul Salami Amadu designs this splendid mask to share the meaning of 'Matemas... Abdul Salami Amadu designs this splendid mask to share the meaning of 'Matemasie,' the Adinkra symbols that means 'What I hear, I keep.' Amadu paints the mask black with green and red details. more

By Rita Addo Zakour, this elegant mask is crafted by hand and adorned with emb... By Rita Addo Zakour, this elegant mask is crafted by hand and adorned with embossed aluminum. Based on centuries of Ghanaian tradition, the African mask arises from the artisan's own imagination. more

Named Fritete, an Akan word that refers to olden times, this African mask is c... Named Fritete, an Akan word that refers to olden times, this African mask is created by Ransford Bediako. He hand-carves this mask from a single piece of sese wood, depicting the face of a woman with an intricate hairdo. more

Hoping to add an element of gratitude to your home, Ghana's Rita Addo Zakour d... Hoping to add an element of gratitude to your home, Ghana's Rita Addo Zakour designs this African mask. She works with local artisans, who hand-carve this mask from sese wood. An accent of embossed aluminum decorates the forehead of this mask, which... more

Painted with traditional African colors, this mask is designed by Theophilus S... Painted with traditional African colors, this mask is designed by Theophilus Sackey. He works with Ghanaian artisans, who hand-carve this oval mask from sese wood. This mask is named Abena, a name given to girls who are born on Tuesday. more

Plated with golden accents, Samuel Kofi Kumi wonderful wall mask makes a glowi... Plated with golden accents, Samuel Kofi Kumi wonderful wall mask makes a glowing addition to your home decor. The Ghanaian artisan hand carves the mask from local sese wood, plating the surface in textured brass before painting its features deep brown. more

Designed by Samuel Kofi Kumi in Ghana, this decorative mask honors the Dan peo... Designed by Samuel Kofi Kumi in Ghana, this decorative mask honors the Dan people, of an ethnic group from the Ivory Coast and Liberia. The artisan hand carves the mask from local sese wood before painting its features black and white with curling... more

Covered in silvery circles, Samuel Kofi Kumi's round mask makes an intriguing ... Covered in silvery circles, Samuel Kofi Kumi's round mask makes an intriguing piece of home decor. The Ghanaian artisan hand carves the mask from local sese wood, plating the surface in textured aluminum before painting its features black with deep red... more