Ghanaian Glass Bead Necklace & Bracelet Set - Blue with White, Red Accents Mask each with its own interpretation

each with its own interpretation and significance

The intricate carvings not only enhance its aesthetic appeal but also serve as cultural symbols

Standing at approximately 11

with varying sizes and shapes that add texture and depth to the piece

The wooden Tchiwara antelope is a highly symbolic and iconic piece of African art from the Bamana people of Mali

Ghanaian Glass Bead Necklace & Bracelet Set - Blue with White, Red Accents Mask each with its own interpretationGhanaian Glass Bead Necklace & Bracelet from Ghana 20th Century The Powder glass beads date back to 970 in South Africa. In the modern era, the production of these beads is primarily located in Ghana, West Arica. Powder glass beads are made from finely ground glass shards recovered from unusable glass scraps such as broken windows, bottles, and plates reheated to create the glass beads. Measuing 14inches x 4 inches