Eco Akuchinyere Eco-Friendly African Wood Mask with Raffia from Ghana Intercultural Center for the Study of Deserts and Oceans an Akan word meaning 'one

an Akan word meaning 'one love'

Please note that wood color and grain can vary significantly from one piece to the next

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Eco Akuchinyere Eco-Friendly African Wood Mask with Raffia from Ghana Intercultural Center for the Study of Deserts and Oceans an Akan word meaning 'oneWearing a headdress made from colorful, handwoven raffia fiber, this African mask is created by Abdul Aziz Mohamadu. He hand carves the mask from a single piece of sese wood, accented with colorful beads of recycled plastic. This mask is named Akuchinyere, which means 'wealth has come' in the Igbo language of Nigeria. materials: Sese wood, recycled glass beads, raffia fiber Intended as wall decor Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary