Eweke African Passport Mask - 3" x 4" juju hat Bamiléké tribes have been making

Bamiléké tribes have been making those hats that symbolize prosperity and freedom

use a hair blow dryer at low temperature

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or the succession of ascending “V” shapes represent millet plants—which are essential and widely consumed among Kirdi people

Eweke African Passport Mask - 3" x 4" juju hat Bamiléké tribes have been makingMask dimension: 3" x 4" Material: Clay, paint Origin: Cameroon Stand sold separately. Can be mounted on the wall too. Passport African Mask Before colonialism, Passport African Masks were used by people in West and Central Africa, principally in Cameroon, Gabon, and Congo. These little masks were used as an identity card passport to travel between villages or outside the country borders. Passport masks were a representation of the individual who wears