Beaded Fang Masks

Beaded Fang MasksThis mask is created by the Fang people of Cameroon. It is typically carved from wood and painted white, often with black or red geometric patterns and more recently glass beads. White symbolizes purity, light, and the spirit world, while the contrasting patterns may represent various meanings or spiritual forces. The mask is usually used during rites of passage initiation ceremonies by the Ngil secret society. The Ngil secret society is a powerful

and textures of the African landscape

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carefully harvested for their size

The Medium Square Plate at 9" compliments any dish you are ready to serve

Consistent with being inspired by nature

The Thousand Hills Necklace by Beloved Beadwork is the ultimate statement piece with neck-framing geometric beauty

The 13" Slim Orange Namji Doll is a wonderful addition to home decor with its delicate beadwork and pop of color

The series is made up of gold luster and brightly colored ceramic decals which are arranged randomly on each piece

They are given to girls to help them prepare for motherhood

The process begins with the selection of locally grown gourds

This Prayer Bead Sculpture made of brown cow horn from Togo