Nigerian Yoruba Mask - Woman with Braided Hair african art They belong to the Akan

They belong to the Akan peoples who inhabited Ghana centuries ago

the white cowrie shells and beads not only honor this tradition but also elevate it to new artistic heights

creating a striking visual contrast that immediately captures the eye

and bring about healing or success in various aspects of life

Add it to your collection today and bring a piece of Ghana into your home

Nigerian Yoruba Mask - Woman with Braided Hair african art They belong to the AkanYoruba Mask from Nigeria 20th Century This Nigerian Yoruba Wooden Mask is a stunning representation of the rich cultural and artistic heritage of the Yoruba people. Crafted from dark wood, this mask features the serene face of a woman with intricately braided hair, a characteristic design in Yoruba art that symbolizes beauty, dignity, and cultural identity. The attention to detail in the braided hair reflects the Yorubas deep appreciation for hair