End to Calamity Hand Carved Wood Wall Mask Trivets Light pastel scarves with detailed

Light pastel scarves with detailed crochet pattern along the outside in complementary tones

Capturing the peaceful scene on reverse painted glass

which is woven from wool in the traditional Jamawar style

Showcasing the exceptional textile art of Peru's Alfredo Falcón

which add a unique touch to these stunning earrings

End to Calamity Hand Carved Wood Wall Mask Trivets Light pastel scarves with detailedSensuous lips and sloe eyes of sese wood confer a sleek beauty on this elegant mask. An ornament of beads and cotton thread adorns the nose and richly embossed brass covers cheeks and forehead. Among the Akan people of Ghana, this mask is believed to scare away the spirits of calamity. Juliana Akandas names her design Mumah Po, which means 'big forehead.' materials: Sese wood, brass, cotton thread and beads 15. 25 in. H x 8. 75 in. W x 5. 25 in. D