African Gifts for Her(242 items)
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Featured Reviews on African Gifts for Her
Wood dangle earrings, 'Queenly Flowers'





By Dryad
Gorgeous earrings
They are slightly bigger than I thought, but they are really light and the paintings are precise. Beautiful pair.
African wood mask, 'Third Eye'





By Michelle
Simple, but fabulous
I needed something smaller to fill a certain space on my wall (with a collection of 6 other round masks). This one fit in perfectly & I loved the lighter wood, with metal accents. Super quality, as all masks from Novica are!
African wood mask, 'Kidumu Rite'





By Mary
Fun, happy modern Mask
Large, bright, but soft colors in a modern mask. Goes great with all my abstract art and my other tribal pieces.
Featured Artist


Abdul Aziz Mohamadu Hand-carved African masks
"In 2000, I went into carving and since then I have never regretted it. But I haven't abandoned painting completely either."
Popular African Gifts for Her
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Eco Friendly Ghana Artisan Crafted Wood Stretch Bracelet, "Kumasi Blossom"
$29.99A floral medallion centers this bracelet, honoring Kumasi, the "garden city" of Ghana. Stacks of sese wood disks flank the blossom in a design by Rita Addo Zakour. Eco-friendly, the central square is crafted by recycling plastic drinking bottles.
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Circular Hand Crafted and Painted West African Mask, "Bird of Happiness"
$89.99Carved by hand from sese wood, a bird alights on the forehead of a person who laughs out loud. Embossed aluminum brings rich textures to Victor Dushie's beautiful African mask. He names this design which means "happiness" in the Ewe language.
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Hand Carved and Painted Adinkra Symbol Masks (Pair), "None But God"
$49.99Etched on the foreheads of this pair of masks is the Adinkra symbol , which signifies the omnipotence and immortality of God. Abdul Aziz Mohamadu of Ghana carves the pair by hand from native sese wood, and paints them in red, green, brown, black and yellow. Adinkra symbols, originally created by the Akan peoples of Ghana, are visual icons that represent a concept or proverb.
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Hand Carved Wooden Igbo Mask, "Uzoma"
$49.99Representing , meaning "the good way" in the Igbo language, this mask is crafted by artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu through an intensive process requiring both patience and skill. The artisan hand carves the mask from local sese wood, then allows it to dry for two weeks before sanding and hand painting the elongated nose, closed eyes, mouth and dotted incision details. The Nigerian-style mask, intended for wall use, is then painted with striking yellow and blue highlights, and finished with clay for an aged, vintage look.