Abajo Jute Bearded African Wood Mask from Ghana Toe Ring the stack of hot tortillas

the stack of hot tortillas is wrapped in a cloth napkin before it is placed in the bowl

First mined during the Spanish colonial period in Mexico

Eugenia and Roberto Sosa design this delightful alebrije

regarded as their brother

A lush flower garden blooms with vibrant purple hues in earrings that bring a bouquet of natural beauty to your outfit

Abajo Jute Bearded African Wood Mask from Ghana Toe Ring the stack of hot tortillasThis fascinating mask is the original design of Awudu Saaed from Ghana. The elongated visage has its mouth open and eyebrows arched, as if in surprise. Carved by hand from rubberwood, the mask features a long beard made of jute. The artisan names his creation Abajo, meaning 'come and dance' in the Ga tongue. materials: Rubberwood, jute Intended as wall decor Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly Features a rustic, rugged finish