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Ewe wood mask, 'Great Expectations'
Tall and slender, this mysterious visage boasts brass repouss? and splendid motifs in bold color. Its handsome symmetry comes from Daniel Nyadedzor. Named Mokpokpo ? "Expectation in Ghana's Ewe language ? the mask is a reminder to focus on life's goals.
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