The Past

The African mask is one of the most ancient and enduring symbols in human history. For thousands upon thousands of years, these masks have played an integral role within traditional cultures all across Africa from modest to elaborate designs depending on the culture’s tradition.

The masks worn in African ceremonies carry deep and complex meanings. They are thought to be capable of channelling their ancestors, who could help guide their community through their crucial life events by taking on what’s best for them while also controlling good or evil with blessings that will support them during difficult times.

The Present

In modern times, the ceremonies associated with masks are not followed by many people. The influence of different cultures and civil wars has caused a breakdown in traditional communities.

In Africa, the mask has been used for centuries in various ceremonies and events. The masks are still present today with contemporary artists creating pieces of art that pay homage to this tradition, however they do not always represent one entire continent’s most vibrant contribution towards arts because there are so many different types of masks throughout time periods on earth- which makes each culture’s take unique!

There are many types of African masks, but it is the Foreign appreciation for them that has given rise to their commercialization and production in most tourist-oriented markets. As mass production took place artisanship began a decline as well — until now there’s barely any difference between traditional Masks worn by an artisan or one bought on impulse at a local souvenir stand!

Masks have always been used traditionally across various cultures around the world — why do you think this was so important?

The idea of the mask is a story that spans all human history. It has been worn by kings and commoners alike, from indigenous tribes to futuristic worlds like in science fiction films.

The true meaning behind the ancient tradition may never be fully understood but what we do know now should inspire us. No matter who you are , where your culture emanates from and no matter what language is spoken around a campfire.

Masks have become part of our everyday life due to the Covid 19 pandemic . However there are many theories about why people wear Masks. Some believe it’s for protection against evil spirits whilst others think they’re just “fun accessories”

The Future

We are spreading awareness about this most ancient piece of art that dates back to the beginning of time and one which will forever capture people’s imaginations by recreating them as Non Fungible Tokens to be collected or traded on Rarible and OpenSea. We strive to make the finest 3 Dimensional African Masks as well as many more collectibles coming soon. These items are not just some new trend, they’re historical artistically traced artifacts and now you can start your collection in the Metaverse.

Join us on our legacy project on Rarible for a chance at owning your first African Ancestor NFT. You will be joining those that have truly seen the benefits of owning one of Africa’s rich cultural historical artefact and by doing so making personal profits for yourself but most importantly restoring and protecting our Continent’s and Culture’s Art forever.