centerpiece mask

This African mask is representative of one worn during the Ngondo water festival of Cameroon. Ghana's Emmanuel Opoku Asante hand-carves the mask of sese wood, adding hair of jute fiber. He gives the mask a painted, distressed finish that adds an antiqued aesthetic. Perfect for hanging on your wall, this mask brings a lively spirit to your home.

Francis Agbete hand-carves this African mask of sese wood, giving it a finish with black and distressed beige colors. Hanging neatly on any wall, this elegant design from Ghana features triangular motifs across the forehead, like the ears of a bat.

By Saeed Musah, this handsome African mask takes the shape of a seed. Even textures cover the forehead and cheeks as he embellishes the face with applications of hand-embossed aluminum. A design of the artisan's own imagination, it depicts his concept of a personage from the Zulu people of South Africa.

This impressive wall artwork, created by Ghana’s Samuel Lovi, showcases a Dakar mask rendered in deep, natural hues. Finding inspiration in his African heritage, Lovi uses banana leaves on cardboard to craft the awe-inspiring piece and frames it with sese wood. This outstanding artwork is certain to command attention as the centerpiece of any space.

A classic African mask portraying a monkey’s face in natural brown hues is the star of this breathtaking wall artwork crafted using banana leaves on cardboard and elegantly framed with sese wood. This unique piece that is sure to captivate and become the centerpiece of any environment is designed by Ghana’s Samuel Lovi, who finds inspiration in his African heritage and employs natural materials to create captivating wall art pieces that honor his roots and traditions.