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Traditional African Art : { Wood }

* Dan Mask

* Ghanaian Mask

* Ndop of King Mishe miShyaang maMBUL

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Some cultures, such as the Dan of present-day Ivory Coast, created ceremonial masks made of solid wood and decorated with gold, copper, silver, and cowrie shells. Most of the time, the masks were worn by special people in society like the king, or other important people in the society.

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"Traditional African Craft"

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The story discusses the use of ceremonial masks and wooden sculptures in African cultures such as the Dan, Ghanaian, and Kuba Kingdoms.

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