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Sankofa Silhouette Ghana Sese Wood Mask Hand Carved Brown Carolina and Jorge Seed beads of recycled glassThe Akan word sankofa means 'back to my roots' and is the inspiration for this design. This African mask is made from local materials by Ghanaian artisan Winfred Ansah Okoampah. Using sese wood, aluminum plate, and clay, the artist carves and crafts this beautiful piece. This design features the legendary adrinka symbol depicting two symmetrical birds. The artist completes the mask with intricate detailing and patterning, making this the perfect piece