Akofena: Courage & Valor Mask kwanzaa candles when I needed you most

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Akofena: Courage & Valor Mask kwanzaa candles when I needed you mostAn authentic African mask named "Akofena" which is inspired by the Adinkra symbol featured on it. "Akofena" represents courage, valor and heroism. The crossed swords were a popular symbols on the shields of many former Akan states. In addition to recognizing courage and valor, the swords can represent legitimate state authority. This mask measures approximately 18. 5 inches (height), 5. 25 inches (width) and 2. 2inches (depth). It is made out of Sese