work facemasks

Jamriang crafts a set of three contoured face masks for comfort and fit in a subtle, natural hemp and cotton blend. Each one has three layers of fabric as well as a double-layered cotton lining with an opening so you may insert a protective filter. All are both washable and reusable and feature elastic to loop over the ears.

A frangipani flower crowns the face of a Balinese woman. Depicting her portrait in hibiscus wood, Eka presents this exquisite mask. Hibiscus wood varies widely in its tones and patterns, thus each mask is an absolutely unique work of art.

A traditional and sacred form of Balinese dance, Sidakarya is often performed for a project or work, providing encouragement to "get the work done." This striking mask is hand-carved carved of natural hibiscus wood, depicting a face with fantastic features, such as pointed ears and teeth. Made Tresna designs the mask.

Please note: Hibiscus wood can vary widely in color and grain, making each mask a unique work of art.

Lotus buds on floral tendrils delicately embrace the face of a Balinese woman. Eliciting her portrait from hibiscus wood, Eka designs this exquisite mask. Hibiscus wood varies widely in its tones and patterns, thus each mask is an absolutely unique work of art.

Forest branches reach out to caress the face of a mysterious woman. Eliciting her portrait from hibiscus wood, Eka designs this exquisite mask. Hibiscus wood varies widely in its tones and patterns, thus each mask is an absolutely unique work of art.

Designed by Made Tresna, this Balinese mask is hand-carved of hibiscus wood to depict the serene face of a woman. Her hair takes the shape of an eagle that caresses her face for a beautiful and surreal addition to your home.

Please note: Hibiscus wood varies widely in color and grain, making each mask a unique work of art.

This elegant mask encloses two expressions as Eka explores the ups and downs of life. Carved by hand of hibiscus wood, the face can be displayed with a smile or with an expression of sorrow. Hibiscus wood varies widely in its tones and patterns, thus each mask is an absolutely unique work of art.

Long eyelashes frame watchful eyes in a face that is sweetly feminine. Carved by hand of African African rubberwood, this beautiful mask is the work of Abdul Aziz Mohamadu. "Such masks are used by the Hausa tribe of Niger. It is placed in the room where a new baby sleeps so that the spirit of protection residing in the mask will ward off all evil spirits that try to attack the child, either during the day or night," he explains. He names the piece Maa Yea, a Hausa word that means "protecting of children."

The heavenly face of Buddha is captured in natural hibiscus wood, diligently hand-carved by Made Tresna, working with local Balinese artisans. Completed with agel grass cord for hanging on a wall, this striking mask brings a spiritual vibe to any home.

Please note: Hibiscus wood can vary widely in color and grain, making each mask a unique work of art.

Exuding silent serenity, this original mask by Wayan Rendah is a captivating work of aesthetic minimalism. Rendah hand-carves this piece from hibiscus wood, its dichromatic grain lending distinctive accents to the tranquil face. Crowned with a flower, the mask reveals Rendah's excellence in creating vivid pieces from any type of wood.

Due to the natural origin of the material and the handcrafted process involved, please expect the possibility of a slight difference in the wood's grain as well as dimensions.

Hibiscus wood exhibits colors ranging from white to light gray, dark gray or even black heartwood. This natural occurrence can rarely be replicated, making each carving exceptionally unique. Please expect slight differences in wood grain color and distribution patterns. Theme and artistic quality remain the same.