Woman's War Spirit Ivoirian Wood Mask Elayanti For those that want to

For those that want to travel light but still want a comfortable nights sleep

Featuring the inscription 'Hope' on the inside

Designed by Balinese artisan Desak Nyoman Parwati

which weighs an impressive eight carats

The art of reverse painting on glass was brought to Peru by the Spaniards who settled there in the 15th century

Woman's War Spirit Ivoirian Wood Mask Elayanti For those that want toHand carved by Salihu Ibrahim, a bold personage represents a female spirit of war. Carved from sese wood, this rugged African mask comes from the Dan people who inhabit the mountainous regions of the Ivory Coast. It is thought to protect warriors in battle. materials: Sese wood and jute Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly Features a rustic, rugged finish 10. 25 in. H x 6. 25 in. W x 4. 7 in. D