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Queenie,'Hand Painted African Sese Wood Mask'

This long, regal mask designed by West Africa's Theophilus Anum is sure to attract admirers. The artisan carves the mask from local sese wood, hand painting either end in black, then finishes the middle in hues of cream and yellow. more

'Hand-Painted African Sese Wood Mask with Aluminum Accents'

Sankofa means going back to one's roots" in the ancient Akan language, and Victor Ayambire's newest creation will make you feel one with your culture and heritage. Working with sese wood, the Ghanaian artisan crafts a traditional mask perfect for... more

Okomfo,'Hand-Painted African Wood Mask in Black White Blue & Red'

Okomfo is a word that means priest" or "spiritual herbalist" in the Ghanaian Akan language. It is also the name of this extraordinary mask meticulously hand-carved from sese wood and exquisitely painted by hand in a palette of black, blue, white, red... more

'African Wood Wall Mask Hand-Carved & Hand-Painted in Ghana'

An imposing African wall mask featuring an elongated face with hands on the sides and pouting lips will be the focal point of your favorite spot at home. This remarkable decorative accent designed by Ghana's Emmanuel Nyadedzor is carved by hand from... more

Amahle,'Hand-Painted African Sese Wood Mask with Brass and Aluminum'

Brass and aluminum details enhance the beauty of this traditional African mask made by Abdul Aziz Mohamadu in Ghana. As an expert in this ancient art, the artisan uses sese wood to create the artwork's sturdy structure, depicting an elongated face... more

'Hand-Painted Yellow and Red African Sese Wood Mask'

The ancestors of the splendorous African lands have blessed artist Philip Dankwa of Ghana with the talent to portray the grandeur of the ancient kingdoms. The artist uses sese wood and traditional techniques to create this stunning mask, whose painted... more

Nyame Nsa,'Hand-Painted Dark Brown and Yellow African Sese Wood Mask'

The always-beautiful Ghanaian lands inspire many with their culture and arts, all evoking the ancient splendor of the African civilizations. As part of this series of marvelous artworks, Ransford Bediako creates an African sese wood mask in a palette... more

'Hand-Painted African Wood Mask in Brown Blue Yellow & Red'

Designed by Ghana's Kobina Asmah, this spectacular African mask reveals a striking visage accentuated by gracefully elongated features and crowned by a remarkable headdress. Skillfully hand-carved from sese wood, the mask is brought to life through a... more

Bobo Tribe,'Hand Painted African Sese Wood Mask'

This stunning mask is the creation of Ghana's Emmanuel Austin Ankude, who names his design in honor of the Bobo tribe from Burkina Faso. The West African artisan hand carves the mask from local sese wood, sands the surface smooth, then paints the piece... more

Boboto Faces,'Hand Painted African Sese Wood Mask'

Ghana's Abdul Aziz Mohamadu designs this stunning wall mask to brighten your home. Carved from local sese wood and hand painted, the oblong mask features several faces that join to become one. The artisan calls the mask Boboto , a Congolese word that... more

'Hand-Painted African Wood Mask in Black Green Yellow & Red'

From Ghana's Kobina Asmah emerges this unique African mask meticulously carved from sese wood and showcasing a visage adorned with gracefully elongated features. It is beautifully painted by hand, harmonizing shades of black, green, blue, white, yellow... more

'Hand-Painted Vibrant African Wood Mask Crafted in Ghana'

Add a touch of royalty to your home with an African mask from Ghana. Crafted by Victor Dushie, this artwork is hand-carved from sese wood and features brass and aluminum accents. With traditional details embellishing the top of the head, the mask is... more

Trinity,'Hand-Painted Traditional Black and Red African Calabash Mask'

Three sides of one creation illustrate the concept of trinity, "the presence of God the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit," as Ghanaian artisan Ayoma Alhassan states. Working with dried calabash, Ayoma handcrafts this traditional African mask featuring... more