Suggesting ritual scarification, richly textured repoussé adorns the features of an African mask. The design arises from the artisan's own imagination, as Theophilus Sackey depicts an adinkra symbol on the forehead. 'Nyame biri wo soro is a symbol of hope,' he explains. 'It is a reminder that God's dwelling place is in the heaven, where he can listen to all prayers.'
- Sese wood and aluminum
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Intended as wall decor
- 1.21 lbs
- 17.3 inches H x 5.3 inches W x 2.4 inchesD
- Made in Ghana
