stunning decor

Daniel Quarcoo of Ghana presents this awe-inspiring mask of West African origin. Crafted from sese wood and beautified with bold hues of acrylic paint, this impressive wall mask is sure to add a stunning accent to your home decor.

West African artist Victor Ayambire presents this mask of his original design, Norvi, translated from the Ghanaian Ewe word for "sister." The mask is carved from native sese wood and enhanced with acrylic paint to make a stunning piece of wall decor.

Luminous and bright, this West African mask by Saeed Musah of Ghana is a stunning addition to any home decor. The handsome wall mask is hand carved from wood and accented by aluminum details. The artisan names it Jama, which means "Happiness" in the Ga language.

Ghanaian artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu creates this stunning mask using local rubberwood. He carves the wood by hand into his own design, before painting and polishing it over the course of two to three weeks. Stunning textured brass repoussé metalwork adorns the cheeks and forehead of the elongated face. Intricate copper wire work accentuates the brows, the nose, and the area around the nose and mouth of the mask. The artisan names the bold wall decor zodwa, which is a Zulu word that translates to "only girls."

Ghana's Victor Ayambire is fascinated with the traditional masks of the region, as each represents the splendor of the ancient civilizations that once lived in this prosperous region. Drawing inspiration from his culture and the stunning nature surrounding him, the artisan creates this sese wood mask in a palette of black and red hues, making it a marvelous work ideal for your home decor.