Heart of Grief Nigerian Wood Wall Mask Napkins honoring your beloved furry friend

honoring your beloved furry friend

a beautiful tree fans its curling branches on the lid of this puzzle box from Bali

Filled with 50 pages of rice straw paper pages

who have worked with blown glass for more than 30 years

Whether you're savoring a hot bowl of soup or a refreshing dish of cold ice cream

Heart of Grief Nigerian Wood Wall Mask Napkins honoring your beloved furry friendWith eyes closed, a face is filled with sorrow in this mask by Abdul Aziz Mohamadu. 'Among the Hausa people of Nigeria, such masks are given to a widow or widower,' he explains. 'They believe the spirit of the mask will give the bereaved person a large heart to deal with the pain of loss. Anytime he or she sets eyes on this mask, the grieving one will get some inner peace.' He names the piece Zurufi, a Hausa word meaning 'Deep Heart.' materials: