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Baluba Rings Ghanaian Hand Carved Wall Mask _artisan--novica-artisan-6054 Rita Addo Zakour of GhanaCarved by hand of sese wood in the traditional style of Baluba tribe masks, this African mask makes a striking addition to any home. The Baluba people of Africa, known for their farming lifestyle, are native to Zambia and Zaire. Ghanaian artisan Abdulai Osman Adam crafts the mask to feature alternating rings of black and white, with a rustic finish and a prominent nose bridge that extends up and down the face. Sese wood Features a distressed finish