Wisdom Bird African Mask potty The technique was first used

The technique was first used in the 3rd millennium BC and is continued today by this select group of craftsmen in Burkino Faso

Weighing approximately 2 lbs and 4 ounces and measuring 12

59 lbs and is a member of our popular Graceful Angels Collection

Black and Green colors

This mat features the art of Congolese artist Nicholle Kobi and depicts a group of African American women who have been there for each other through the highs and lows of life

Wisdom Bird African Mask potty The technique was first usedA circular round African Bird mask by Victor Dushie that features different shades of brown, aluminium accents, etched dot motifs and a bird totem in the middle of the forehead that "whispers wise words and counsel" and is where the mask derives its name from. The aluminium accents and etched dots motif represent African scarification. Scarification is a form of African body art that was used for a variety of reasons depending upon the ethnic group.