Betrothed Hand Carved Tribal Mask Relief Panels curling below the ears with

curling below the ears with magnificence

Zayd Makarim of Bali presents an original pair of half-hoop earrings in solid sterling silver

two ovals of faceted peridot glisten with verdant hues

Sackey carves the sese wood mask by hand featuring an impressive headdress

Zandra Lorena Sajbin creates a classic pendant necklace of sterling silver that is worn on a mariner chain

Betrothed Hand Carved Tribal Mask Relief Panels curling below the ears with'This is a bridal mask used for protection by Lambushi women in northern Ghana. It is customary for a bride to wear the mask when she gets betrothed, only to reveal her face to her husband when he places a ring on her finger,' explains designer Evelyn Kafui Ahianyo. Known as the Awure (Betrothed) mask, her sese wood replica is carved and painted by hand. It features an ornately embossed aluminum plate over the nose. materials: Sese wood and aluminum