Zen-inspired wall décor creates a serene atmosphere in any space. An image of a Buddha head symbolizes enlightenment and wisdom.

Was not the ideal match for my personal taste.. Frances. Cliffside Park, NJ. Thu Dec 11 2025

A monkey centers the headdress of this beautiful African mask, and the personage wears large earrings. Hand carved and painted, the sese wood image is crafted by Ghana's Salihu Ibrahim. It represents the Fulani people who have settled in Mali. Although believed to have West African origins, the Fula are also present throughout Central Africa and Sudanese North Africa. "We Africans tend to adopt certain cultural practices that we believe are good ones, and customs are also shared through inter-cultural marriage," Ibrahim explains. "Among Mali-dwelling Fulani, comb masks are given to a woman as a marriage proposal. She responds by giving a Senufo monkey mask to her suitor as a sign of acceptance. Because the monkey is known to be a happy animal, this mask reflects her happiness in saying yes."

A master of traditional design, Godfred France creates an elegant Honesty Wood Mask Wall Décor that arises from his own imagination. Rich repoussé ornamentation distinguishes symmetrical features in an elongated face. 'I designed this mask because I want people to uphold the virtue of honesty as they go about their daily activities,' the Ghanaian artisan confides.

Theresa. Valhalla, NY. Fri Aug 21 2020

This artisan handcrafts this spectacular mask, a loyal replica of this mask. The mask is named after the celebrated chief of the Toma people, who live in southeastern Guinea bordering the Ivory Coast, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. This mask is believed to bring forth a better harvest and protect the land. Asmah carves the sese wood mask and adorns it with glistening beads and embossed aluminum.

Love the vibrant colors and bead work. Based on dimensions online I thought it was bigger...no problem...I still had a place for this.. Zipporah. Windsor Mill, MD. Fri Jul 21 2017

A bird perches on a young man's forehead, reaching down to caress him with its beak. Shaped like a seed, this West African mask features elegant repoussé textures that complement its sese wood contours. Victor Dushie names his hand crafted design Etornam, which means "God has heard me" in the Ewe language.

Stunning! I got two of this piece for my office and they are absolutely beautiful. They are so intricately crafted and worth every single cent!. Js. Delray, FL. Tue Aug 10 2021

This beautiful piece was handcrafted by Daniel Nyadedzor in Ghana. An artisan story card will be included with your purchase. This wondrous, mystical hand-carved sese wood mask comes from the Nyadedzor workshop. With a round face, half-closed eyes, and an open mouth, the mask bears the name Nkunim, meaning ''to succeed''. The piece is adorned with beautiful designs as well as aluminum plates, and it is provided with a coat of potassium for protection and finished for an antique appearance.