Hand Carved African Brass Aluminum Sese Wood Mask from Ghana 'Adi Pa' Item ID: 2671803612
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"Ghana's Rapheal L. Commey designs a beautiful mask for hanging on a wall. Carving it by hand of sese wood with a painted finish in black, he adds the colorful figure of a bird at the top of the face. The artisan accents the mask with embossed brass and aluminum for a striking addition to any home, naming it Adi Pa, meaning 'something good' in Akan."
- 3.24 lb
- 18 inches H x 5.8 inches W x 2.8 inches D
- 1.48 lbs
- 18 inches H x 5.8 inches W x 2.8 inches D
- Sese wood
- brass
- aluminum
- CA Residents: <img src="/2015/assets/images/icon/bw6pt.png" width="18" height="14"> <a href="/2015/assets/images/icon/p65.jpg" target="_blank">Prop 65 Warning</a>
- Hand-crafted item -- color
- size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Intended as wall decor
Made in Ghana
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When I was in elementary school, I first became interested in wood carving. I was very good at art and enjoyed the stories behind each piece, which inspired me.
After finishing junior high school, I wasn't able to continue my studies so I decided to venture into carving. I learned to finish a carved piece and became skilled at it. I studied with a teacher and have now taught two others. I mastered woodcarving and improved on my finishing skills.
Once, a friend told me I would never prosper. Now, I look back at those difficult times, think about how much better things are today, and laugh.
Starting on my own wasn't that difficult because I obtained most of my working materials during my apprenticeship. I had almost everything I needed by the time I set up my workshop.
My favorite part of the creative process is polishing the finished piece. When people purchase my works, this inspires me to create more and new designs. My hope is to have a happy family and become a well-known artist.
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When I was in elementary school, I first became interested in wood carving. I was very good at art and enjoyed the stories behind each piece, which inspired me.
After finishing junior high school, I wasn't able to continue my studies so I decided to venture into carving. I learned to finish a carved piece and became skilled at it. I studied with a teacher and have now taught two others. I mastered woodcarving and improved on my finishing skills.
Once, a friend told me I would never prosper. Now, I look back at those difficult times, think about how much better things are today, and laugh.
Starting on my own wasn't that difficult because I obtained most of my working materials during my apprenticeship. I had almost everything I needed by the time I set up my workshop.
My favorite part of the creative process is polishing the finished piece. When people purchase my works, this inspires me to create more and new designs. My hope is to have a happy family and become a well-known artist.
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