Brilliant colors distinguish this beautiful mask, and a bird appears on the forehead. By Sefah Mohammed, it is adorned with African beads and ornate aluminum repoussé. "In Southern Nigeria, this mask is displayed during periods of drought," he explains. "It is believed that the mask's appearance causes the spirits to open the way for rainfall." Mohammed names this piece Tangarda, a Hausa word meaning "Unfortunate."
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I am extremely happy with this work of art. As I write Im looking at it on my wall. For sometime Ive been looking for an African mask and it was a blessing to come across Novica and see the work of talented people
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Very calming sculpture, reminding me of the royalty, serenity, beauty, confidence and humility of the DNA that flows through my soul.
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Unique!! Fits My personalities Look great in my house Always a conversation piece
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