Introducing the Ogya mask, a striking piece of African masks art hand-carved from premium African rubberwood. Standing at 10.25 inches tall and wide, this unique mask embodies the spirit of the Dormaa Ahenkro community in Ghana, capturing their rich cultural heritage.
Crafted by skilled artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu, the Ogya mask features a design symbolizing the fiery spirit of the Kwafie festival, a traditional purification rite celebrated by women. The mask’s name, derived from the Akan word for ‘Fire,’ reflects the legend that the Dormaas brought fire to Ghana, symbolically represented through the bonfire during the festival.
With its intricate details and unique white clay accents, this mask not only serves as a beautiful decorative item but also as one of the top rated African masks for decoration. Perfect for those looking to buy African handmade masks online, the Ogya mask is a standout piece in any fair trade decor collection.
Tammy Dudley (verified owner) –
Absolutely love this Ogya fire mask! It’s a stunning piece that adds character to my living room. Highly recommend for anyone seeking unique Ghanaian wall art!
Heather Smith (verified owner) –
The craftsmanship of this handmade mask is incredible. It’s a great conversation starter and looks fantastic as part of my fair trade decor.
William Moore (verified owner) –
I bought the Ogya mask online and it arrived quickly. It’s even more beautiful in person. Definitely one of the best fair trade home decor items I own!