Mask Sconce

Masques sconces pay tribute to the richness of West African masks, used for spiritual ceremonies, festivities and initiation rites. True cultural symbols, their forms vary according to the traditions and peoples who shape them. Inspired by this diversity, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance drew each model directly in wax during one of his trips to Burkina Faso.

Each piece is made by hand in Burkina Faso. A precise lead time is given when you order. We ship worldwide from Paris and Ouagadougou; pieces are carefully packed and insured during transport.

Bronze naturally patinates over time. Simple dusting with a soft, dry cloth is enough. Avoid abrasive or chemical products. To revive the patina, occasional waxing with a neutral wax is recommended.