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King Tutu Royal Mask kanzi east african crafts a dynamic style of streetA tall standing mask hand carved by Ghanian master sculptor, Joe Mensah. This mask was created and named in honor of the great Ashanti King, Osei Tutu. Osei Tutu was the found and the first ruler of the Ashanti Empire. This masks serves as a symbol of unity, authority, and power and features a two tone antique finish. It measures 28. 5 inches (height) x 8 inches (Length) x 5 inches (width) and was created out of cedrella wood.