Promise of Prosperity Bead and Brass Repousse African Wall Mask with Animal Motifs Writing Utensils Once they are at camp

Once they are at camp

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Promise of Prosperity Bead and Brass Repousse African Wall Mask with Animal Motifs Writing Utensils Once they are at campBirds are embossed in gleaming brass to alight on an African mask. By Abdul Aziz Mohamadu, this circular face reveals a cowry shell silhouette on the forehead. Such shells were once used as currency in West Africa. Named Hyebo, meaning 'promise' in the Akan language, the mask is carved from sese wood. materials: Sese wood, brass, recycled glass beads Intended as wall decor Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly 11. 75 in. H x 11.