Protect the Jungle African Wood Wall Mask Gill Quarcoopome Diah Arini celebrates tradition by

Diah Arini celebrates tradition by designing earrings reminiscent of ancient Balinese offering jugs

A pretty little cardinal perches on this tree stump waiting for the wind chimes to sing

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before burning off to reveal the blackened ceramic beneath

bushes and other areas where birds would normally build their nests

Protect the Jungle African Wood Wall Mask Gill Quarcoopome Diah Arini celebrates tradition byThis long, narrow face could appear in the trunk of a tree, crowned by slender branches. Carved by hand from seasoned African African rubberwood, it is the expert handiwork of Abdul Aziz Mohamadu. 'This mask is used by the Gonja people of Northern Ghana,' he explains. 'It is used to protect their forest, which they believe is the resting place of their ancestors.' Named Koholo a Gonja word that means 'protect the jungle,' it receives its white