Berber Man Ethiopian wood mask Gielo S.C. incising the patterns in the

incising the patterns in the clay

Featuring delicate fringes on the ends

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Wavy shapes are handcrafted of 950 silver

The oval serving dish is painted by hand with vibrant floral motifs inspired by traditional Talavera pottery

Berber Man Ethiopian wood mask Gielo S.C. incising the patterns in theBy Sefah Mohammed, this handsome mask represents a man from the Berber peoples of North Africa. The symmetrical features receive a coat of textured color, and a hat crowns the mask. Named Faadi, 'lengthy mask' in the language of Ethiopia, it represents the pieces used during Berber sun god festivals. materials: Sese wood and white clay 12. 25 in. H x 7. 75 in. W x 3. 2 in. D