Progress Wood Mask from Africa Rachel Armah Easily packable

Easily packable

The batik method is used to dye it in colors of fuchsia and alabaster

this singular piece is crafted by hand with traditional blown glass techniques

This lightweight and elegant clutch handbag is handwoven from lontar palm fiber

As each piece of benalu wood is one-of-a-kind

Progress Wood Mask from Africa Rachel Armah Easily packableTall and stately, a slender personage rises above a larger face that represents the village as a whole. Daniel Nyadedzor carves a regal mask he names Nkosoo, which means 'development' or 'progress' in Ghana's Akan language. Often the council of elders in a community awards a piece like this to an individual who is industrious. materials: Sese wood and brass 15. 75 in. H x 5. 25 in. W x 1. 4 in. D