Inido Hand Carved Nigerian Beaded Wall Mask Anchalika Chamnan she was adopted by someone

she was adopted by someone who loved her a lot

Embroidered by the skilled artisans of Community Friendly Movement in Noida

empowering them with fair wages while utilizing their traditional skills

this monster won't eat your book

There's something magical about dragonflies that encourages those watching them to "Just believe

Inido Hand Carved Nigerian Beaded Wall Mask Anchalika Chamnan she was adopted by someoneAbdul 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