Round eyes suggest surprise, as a personage opens his mouth in amazement. Named Oblong in the Akan language, such masks are characterized by a long, narrow face. Carved by hand, this beautiful personage shows hair drawn up in a smooth triangular headdress. Skilled artisans working with Nana Adu Amankwapam I sculpts the piece from sese wood; mansion polish adds the rich color.
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Nice, well-crafted mask with simple, clean lines/design for our entryway.
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I have many beautiful masks and treasure them all
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Wonderful small mask.
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On December 15, 1991 after the necessary rites had been performed by the elders, Tetebo was seated as the Tufohene with the royal name of Nana Adu Amankwapam I.
In 1991, Adu Tetebo was selected by the Kingmakers as the next occupant of the Tufohene throne to succeed the late Nana Kwadwo Owusu. Tufohene is an... read more