Inido Hand Carved Nigerian Beaded Wall Mask _artisan--freeset-tag-boilerplate Whether you're whipping up something

Whether you're whipping up something in the kitchen

25" W (5 x 3

one of the poorest countries in the world

Abdul Razak uses native Ghanaian sese wood to hand carve this beautiful wall mask

Have the courage to stay true wherever you go with this inspirational piece

Inido Hand Carved Nigerian Beaded Wall Mask _artisan--freeset-tag-boilerplate Whether you're whipping up somethingAbdul Aziz Mohamadu carves this exquisite Nigerian mask by hand. Beautiful brass and colorful beads decorate this mask. "Such masks are used by men of the Igbo tribe in Nigeria to express how they feel about a woman," Abdul explains. He names the mask Inido, meaning "Beautiful" in the Igbo language. African rubberwood, brass & recycled glass beads Handmade in & fairly traded from Ghana