Etched with parallel zigzag patterns, this long, slender visage is the work of Nana Adu Amankwapam I. Red and yellow accentuates the eyes, and the mask receives an aged finish with applications of white clay. "This mask is used by the Fang tribe from Gabon, who usually hang it on their door post. It is believed to ward off evil spirits," he explains.
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I have many beautiful masks and treasure them all
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Wonderful small mask.
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Nice, well-crafted mask with simple, clean lines/design for our entryway.
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