Kindly River Goddess Wood Mask Sarwaedi are known as jhumki

are known as jhumki

to accent the pendant

Armando Ramírez transforms recycled bicycle and automobile parts into a realistic miniature replica

depicting curious little birds exploring a leafy jungle against cabochon skies of of dark onyx

Kindly River Goddess Wood Mask Sarwaedi are known as jhumkiThis mask will certainly be the center of conversation. Salihu Ibrahim invokes her presence in the form of a highly ornate mask, carved by hand from sese wood. He embellishes the mask with a fantasy of color created with African trade beads. The Pende people live on the banks of the Kasai River in Zaire. Every time a river, stream or lake is purified, appreciation is shown to the gods and goddesses that inhabit the waters for their protection. Yearly