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Abstract formations adorned with the exquisite batik details of the Javanese islands add enchanting beauty and magical magnificence to this traditional mask by Gunadi. The artisan draws inspiration from the region's classic arts to create this pule wood artwork, whose sinuous details compose the charming face of a woman. The mask is also equipped with a nylon cord for hanging.

By Abdul Aziz Mohamadu, two beautiful masks show the same basic design. Yet each is decorated differently — one with ornate brass repoussé, the other with colorful beadwork. He names the pair Nyamekye, which means "God's gift" in the Twi language. "This is my idea of fraternal twins," the Ghanaian artisan explains. "Children are truly a gift from God."

Made Tresna's stunning hand-carved hibiscus wood wall mask infuses vibrant floral artistry into any space. The Balinese artisan's female face design blooms with hand-painted hibiscus flower and hummingbird motifs, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Drawing inspiration from the region's natural beauty, this decorative accent adds a pop of color and artisanal flair to your home. Featuring an agel grass hanging cord and an iron hook, this lightweight wooden creation allows for effortless display.

This exquisite mask by Abdul Aziz Mohamadu represents a bride. Gleaming brass, aluminum and colorful beads adorn the handsome piece. "Such masks are used during wedding ceremonies by the Bemba tribes from Zambia," he explains. "The mask is presented to a young woman along with gifts for her family. When she is presented to the bridegroom's family, she puts on this mask to show that her family accepts her future husband."

Featuring rich hues of blue and yellow, this multi-colored decorative mask is crafted out of rubberwood and aluminum by Ghanaian artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu. The artisan names the mask Ndidi, which means "patience" in the Igbo language.