Ghanaian wood mask, Antelope Hunter

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Ghanaian wood mask, 'Antelope Hunter'

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18" H x 6" W x 2.4" D

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Weight: 1.3 lbs

Sese wood and brass

Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana.

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Ghanaian wood mask 'Antelope Hunter' by Wilson Aboagye can be found in masks categories such as Ghanaian Masks and Wood Masks. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.

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Ghanaian wood mask, 'Antelope Hunter'

Tall horns invoke the animal he hunts, while its image is emblazoned on his forehead and in his thoughts. Seeking his prey, narrowed eyes scan the horizon for antelope. Wilson Aboagye carves a beautiful Ghanaian mask, its deep, polished contours embellished with brass repoussé.

An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

Today's Price: $39.95

Retail Value: $55.95

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"I carve different types of masks and any of them have a meaning."

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Wilson Aboagye

Wilson Aboagye is a Ghanaian craftsman, born March 21, 1963.

"I attended Anglican primary school in 1972 and Anglican middle school in 1979," he says. "I got interested in Ghanaian African carvings when I was a child, so after middle school I learned the trade through a man named Mr. Akoffour. Now I have my own workshop and am training three people.

"I carve different types of masks and any of them have a meaning. My products are unique and my target is to create more."

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I have just received a mask made by Wilson Aboagye and I am thrilled with it. It is so beautifully carved. I lived in Accra and Sunyani in the 60's with my parents so have fond memories of your country....