Akaoben and Akofen Mask simple spirits Their unique mobility and respected

Their unique mobility and respected positions made them instrumental in maintaining connections between scattered African American communities during slavery and Reconstruction

the phrase "Look to the East" and "3 Degrees of Light" on the back and an adjustable strap that contains the phrase "2B1 ASK1"

I am Nubian

This limited edition work of art is printed on 300g Watercolor paper

Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Akaoben and Akofen Mask simple spirits Their unique mobility and respectedAn authentic African mask carved from Sese wood in Ghana by Daniel Quarcoo and his team of local artisans. It is hand painted, adorned with the Akaoben and Akofena Adinkra symbols and features a bird perched atop of the mask. This is the bird that whispers wise counsel. The meaning of the two Adinkra symbols are below: Akaoben: This horn used to sound the battle cry. It represents vigilance and wariness. Akofena: The Swords of War. It represents