Wood mask - Nature Goddess

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Wood mask, 'Nature Goddess'

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Product ID: 62558

6.7" W x 10.6" H x 3.5" D

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Weight: 0.45 kgs

Hibiscus wood

Ships from NOVICA Office in Indonesia.

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Wood mask, 'Nature Goddess'

Smiling with sweet tranquility, this mask reveres nature's glory. The face of a woman enlivens the mask, her features detailed with delicate artistry. Her hair is transformed into a nest inhabited by a mystic bird. A single, radiant flower adorns it. Nyoman Naranata hand-carves this mask from local hibiscus wood; its intriguing grain adds to the ephemeral allure of this piece.

Please not the wood's grain may vary.

An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

Your Price: $67.95

Retail Value: $118.95

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"I learned to design from my father, this craft which is taught and learned from generation to generation."

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Nyoman Naranata

"I am Balinese born and was named Nyoman Naranata by my parents in the traditional baby ceremony in 1970. When I was just an elementary student, the art of woodcarving was imprinted on my everyday life. Handicrafts are becoming the main wage earner in my village. As time passes and I get older, my experiences have led me to concentrate on carved masks. I learned to design from my father; this craft is taught and learned from generation to generation.

"The material I commonly used is hibiscus wood. It has good characteristics and it isn't too heavy. I look forward to having cooperation and partnership with Novica, which helps artists in marketing around the globe."

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