Depicting a bird that reaches to grab an egg off of its back, Sankofa is a traditional Adinkra symbol that signifies the importance of learning from the past. Ghanaian artisan Paul Ababisa creates this African mask, which is carved from sese wood and given a black finish. The Sankofa symbol in embossed aluminium decorates the forehead, while embossed aluminium patterns accent the cheeks.
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First, I bought this mask as a present to a friend but in the end I decided to keep it for myself. I love the look, the great quality and the neat work. My congrats to the artist!
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āMy name is Paul Ababisa and I was born in Accra. Originally my parents are from the Upper East region of Ghana. They migrated to Accra because of the... read more