Quiet features practice patience in this elegant African mask to hang on the wall. Adorned with richly embossed aluminum, the design arises from the artisan Rita Addo Zakour's own imagination. She names the mask Ntoboase, "Patience" in the Akan language.

This is what I was looking for!. Eric. Pennsauken, NJ. Mon Jul 10 2023

Carved 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 Dzidzor, which means "happiness" in the Ewe language.

Great wall decor,Just smaller than expected, you guys need to put the right measurements,for your products , I decorate by measurements,to get the perfect size to decorate my walls like a collage!!. Sherman D. Stacey Sr.. Inglewood California. Sat Jul 27 2019

By Abdul Aziz Mohamadu, this handsome mask takes the shape of a bird. "The Wangara people of Mali use this mask during the Moo – Wangara, which celebrates a bumper harvest," he explains. "The festival is to hoot at the hunger that they once experienced. The people are very joyous on this occasion because they recount the bad times when they had to go hungry. Looking at their present state of plenty, there is a lot to be happy about."

love this product, adds flair and ambience to my breakfast nook. Jacob. Pompano Beach, FL. Wed Feb 22 2017

Carved by hand from African rubberwood, this Sangaya mask is used by the Mgbakpa people of Nigeria during their millet festival. Its name means "promise of love" and shows appreciation of women's good work. Featuring closed eyes and opened mouth, the mask is painted by hand in shades.

The colors on this mask are nice. Another beautiful but simple mask.. Karen. IL. Sun Jun 23 2019