Artisan Ghanaian Mask No.5 Tingsha showcasing a bustling market scene

showcasing a bustling market scene where skeletal figures trade their wares under colourful stalls and festive garlands

Traditionally crafted from a dough of potato starch and mineral powders

they have great appeal for sound therapists and meditation enthusiasts as well as musicians and sound engineers

The cymbals are generally joined together by a leather strap and produce a clear

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Artisan Ghanaian Mask No.5 Tingsha showcasing a bustling market sceneBeautiful large Ghanaian mask, hand crafted in the artists community north of Accra in Ghana. The mask has been made from African cedar, known locally as Tweneboa wood and any metal used is either scrap or recycled. The outside edge is carved with traditional African patterns. African masks have great cultural importance and typically depict animal and human characteristics. Traditionally they were worn during various ceremonies and in some instances