Carved by hand from African rubberwood, this Sangaya mask is used by the Mgbakpa people of Nigeria during their millet festival. Its name means "promise of love" and shows appreciation of women's good work. Featuring closed eyes and opened mouth, the mask is painted by hand by Abdul Aziz Mohamadu in shades in brown, white, yellow, and black.
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It tells a story visually. Its truly a beautiful piece of work
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The mask lacks vibrance. The colors are dull. Very Primitive in nature. The red doesnt appear as vivid as the photo. The size is nice. I recognize that one cant duplicate a mask over and over exactly due to it being handmade.
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Nicely made solid, and the color is stunning and distinct.
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