Frafra Dancer Original African Tribal Dance Mask Crafted in Wood and Metal _feature--solar-powered Keep your smaller items in

Keep your smaller items in this decorated box

the 'garden city' of Ghana

this round wall hanging from Bali features cotton yarns in antique white that form an intricate woven pattern with hand-knotted segments

Please expect substantial variation in the color and grain of the sculpture you receive

100% Rayon from bamboo

Frafra Dancer Original African Tribal Dance Mask Crafted in Wood and Metal _feature--solar-powered Keep your smaller items inAwudu Saaed is inspired by the art and customs of the Frafra people for the design of this extraordinary mask. Known also as Fare fare, they reside in northern Ghana and southern Burkina Faso. In Saaed's original mask design, the antiqued sese wood mask features a jute beard around the proud visage, and diagonal ridges on the crown representing braided hair. Magnificently embossed aluminum adorns the forehead and cheeks representing tribal markings.