This Ghanaian mask is named Ore, a Yoruba name meaning "friend." Abubakari Alhassan hand-carves a smiling face of local sese wood, giving it a pointed hat and a tapered bottom. He accents the mask with embossed aluminum sheet, resulting in a striking texture that reflects traditional scarification practices.
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The color and design is beautiful!
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I purchased this as a gift for someone at Christmas. He loves it. He carried it around all day tapping and patting on the drum. Announcing his arrival into every room. And, yes, this was a grown man.
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This to me is a symbol pf fine craftsmanship. It takes pride of place on my lounge wall and everyone who visits just loves this work of art as I do.
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"My interest in the arts and carvings started at a very tender age, as I was fascinated by pieces of wood and calabashes."
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