Akan Blessing African wood mask _artisan--novica-artisan-5175 it results in bird endangerment

it results in bird endangerment

crafted with sterling silver by Indian artisans for an elegant accessory

called mayom in Thai

The artisans use small knives called kisu to do their impeccable carving and polish the finished work using wet sand

and copper spin around the finger

Akan Blessing African wood mask _artisan--novica-artisan-5175 it results in bird endangermentCarved by hand from African sese wood, this handsome mask exhibits an exquisite equilibrium of form and size. The rich textures of aluminum repouss enhance its beauty, while beach pebbles center the forehead. Otchere Raymond delves into his creative imagination to create the mask. He names it Nhyira which means 'Blessing' in the Akan language. materials: Sese wood and aluminum Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly 15 in. H x 7