In Silence Black & Red Ghanaian Wood Wall Mask BIPOC – Black Owned The small business that started

The small business that started with 12 women now works with more than 800 women across rural Swaziland providing sustainable employment

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In Silence Black & Red Ghanaian Wood Wall Mask BIPOC – Black Owned The small business that startedDesigner Evelyn Kafui Ahianyo explains, 'The almost invisible mouth makes it sacred because of the silence during funerals.' With eyes closed, this beautiful visage is covered with ornate aluminum repouss. It's a traditional mask used in funeral rites by the chief priest of the Yiku clan of Ghana's Volta Region. The ceremony expels the souls of the recently dead. 'The almost invisible mouth makes it sacred because of the silence during funerals,' .