African mask wood African real figure vintage African masks for wall Bobo Plank Hand Carved-G1075 Ghanaian Happiness round face part of this

round face part of this style of Wooden Carved Mask

the Guro mask was showcased to the audience

Some spiritual leaders wear masks as a means of protection against malevolent spirits

almost closed eyes whose circumference is accompanied by white pigment

and ceramics

African mask wood African real figure vintage African masks for wall Bobo Plank Hand Carved-G1075 Ghanaian Happiness round face part of this48. 1 15. 5 CM African Wall Decor Plank Mask, painted by the Bwa people from central Burkina Faso and Mali. They are a Gur people, speaking Gur languages. While the Bobo people, also from Burkina Faso, speak the Bobo language, a Mande language. Both these masks are are Bwa Hawk or Owl masks, we believe. The way to tell the difference between a Butterfly and an Owl mask is the Butterfly has a continuation of round circles on the wings and the Owl does