Hand-Painted Yellow and Blue African Mask with Bird Detail 'Tutu Ni Ba' Item ID: 2671805434

Name: Hand-Painted Yellow and Blue African Mask with Bird Detail 'Tutu Ni Ba'
Brand: Philip Dankwa
SKU: 2671805434
Price: 89.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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"The ancient residents of these prosperous lands saw a rich soil with great opportunities to grow and flourish, making it the home for generations of talented and hardworking people. Inspired by the vision of his ancestors, Ghanaian artist Philip Dankwa titles this marvelous sese wood mask Tutu Ni Ba, which means 'a good land to farm.' The artwork is painted in blue and yellow hues, accented with a bird motif at the top as a symbol of new beginnings."

Item detail

3.7 lb
15.8 inches H x 4.5 inches W x 3.1 inches D
2.05 lbs
15.8 inches H x 4.5 inches W x 3.1 inches D
Sese wood
Hand-crafted item -- color
size and/or motif may vary slightly
Intended as wall decor
Wood grain and color can vary slightly

Made in Ghana

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Philip Dankwa

I model crafts such as masks and home decor accessories with wood. When designing, I look out for quality and unique finishing. I look up to people who have made it big in the art industry as my models. I market my finished products at an art market in Asamankese. My hope is to satisfy my online customers.

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Philip Dankwa

Philip Dankwa wood masks and decor

My name is Philip Dankwa; I was born in 1981. I am respectful, kind and hardworking. My specialization is in wood art. My love for art grew stronger at the secondary school level. I had the strong edge to do art, and so I studied art. Also whenever I visited museums, the love for art grew stronger. After my secondary school education, a close friend of mine who was into carving taught me to carve and finish. With respect, love and kindness, I learned the craft successfully.

I model crafts such as masks and home decor accessories with wood. When designing, I look out for quality and unique finishing. I look up to people who have made it big in the art industry as my models. I market my finished products at an art market in Asamankese. My hope is to satisfy my online customers.

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