Akan Comb African Comb Mask _artisan--blue-mango-tag-boilerplate surrounding the tan leather bracelet

surrounding the tan leather bracelet with hemlock green macramé

Colotenango and Jacaltenango (of the Huehuetenango region) and Cunén (of the El Quiché region)

Rope-edged bezels and tiny silver balls complement the stones in this original sterling silver pendant design

Artisans collect cotton waste and turn it into a pulp to create a rich textured paper with a uniquely soft feel

Made on a traditional backstrap loom by a small cooperative of women from Guatemala headed by master weaver Yolanda Morales

Akan Comb African Comb Mask _artisan--blue-mango-tag-boilerplate surrounding the tan leather braceletSefah Mohammed carves this intriguing mask above an antique style comb. Originating from the Ashanti region of Ghana, such combs were used by people long ago. The face of a person is featured, highlighted with embossed aluminum with rich textures. The artisan names this design Afi, which means 'comb' in the Twi language. materials: Sese wood, aluminum Intended as wall decor Features a rustic, rugged finish Hand crafted item color, size and or motif