The Busugi Mask by Quazi Design is a handcrafted decorative wall piece, made by women artisans in Eswatini from 100% waste paper using water-based paints, pigments, and glues. Named busugi — meaning "night" in Siswati — the mask draws from the quiet of after-dark: a deep black frame with a cream center, marked by twin spiral eyes and a slender vertical line that grounds the face like a moonlit silhouette. Its rich, moody palette brings grounding depth and a sense of stillness to any setting. Each piece is uniquely handmade, so slight variations in size and finish are part of its character. Proudly sourced from a woman-owned company.
Overall Dimensions:
13" diameter (sizes may vary slightly, handmade)
Maker:
Quazi Design
Material:
Handcrafted mixed media
Mounting:
Wall mount
Country of Origin:
Eswatini
