Bambara Hand Carved African Mask from Mali Cristobal Ramirez It helps slow the dog's

It helps slow the dog's eating

A diligent hummingbird reaches for the sweet nectar of in exotic yellow blooms in this inspired wall sculpture

Versatile to wear high on waist or low on hips

the set of six brings Mexican cheer to the well-set table

Thatsanee and Ramphan craft this handsome figurine by hand and bathe it in a cool green glaze

Bambara Hand Carved African Mask from Mali Cristobal Ramirez It helps slow the dog'sA winged figure with horns sits atop this handsome Bambara mask. Her swollen abdomen alludes to pregnancy, and hence, to fertility. The Bambara live in the region around Bamako, the capital of Mali. Their traditions include six male societies Ntomo, Komo, Kono, Tyiwara, Kore, and Nama each with its own type of mask, worn to display their status in society. This is a Kore mask; concerned with the sky and with the bringing of rain to make the crops