Kwele Mask II African Protective Wood Wall Mask Heart Shaped Kwele Art Aprons Sterling ribbons intertwine in a

Sterling ribbons intertwine in a variation of the classic Celtic Dara knot motif

Machine wash on delicate cycle in a mesh bag

Chunky beads in bright colors have a secret — they are crafted from recycled magazines and newspapers

This ethically sourced mango wood box with removable storage tray features a hand carved tree of life design honoring Forest Goddess Aranyani

Kwele Mask II African Protective Wood Wall Mask Heart Shaped Kwele Art Aprons Sterling ribbons intertwine in aChristopher Nyasafo replicates the legendary Kwele mask with a feast of colors. This style of mask is from the Kwele people in Gabon, Cameroon and the Republic of Congo and features two long horns that encircle the face with a heart shaped aura. The masks are regarded as highly protective and are controlled by the Bwete Association, who maintains social order. They are used in ceremonies which promote well being and community. Nyasafo carves the sese