The Cast Naturals collection highlights our skills at taking an innovative material and making it feel as if it sprang from nature. The large brown burled root wall art is made of composite that has been molded to look like a piece of burled wood that it took nature ions to create and then covered in a handsome faux wood finish. The advantage of having a decorative accessory made from this durable material is that it will long outlast its natural counterparts pulled from the forest floor. This piece is the perfect representation of the Phillips Collection ethos: modern organic. We offer burled wood decorative wall art in a number of finishes—from warm bronze and faux wood tones to bling-worthy silver.

This highly expressive mask with a fierce visage is adorned with snakes around the face and is worn by the Akipinis people for the Danyibakaka Festival. The event celebrates the historic crossing of the Danyi River with the aid of serpents. Once they crossed they settled there, forming the Danyi district near the town of Kpando. Sinclair Yao Daley hand-carves a loyal sese wood replica of this celebratory mask.

He is as he is! This very expressive mask is worn by the Akipinis people during Festival!! He’s fierce, bold and will scare off any evil spirit! Adorned by carved snakes with circle eyes trimmed in white. It’s detailed carve work makes his open mouth red trimmed eyes really stand out. His mouth is a little different and his red tongue is more prominent! He’s a good conversation piece will keep little hands off of him! He’s a keeper. My photo was taken outside for better comparison. Enjoy it. Marchella. Sherman Oaks, CA. Tue Mar 08 2022

Blending old-world detail with a distinctly modern point-of-view; designs inspired by the beauty and elements found in timeless antiques.

Crafted by hand, this elegant mask is the work of Winfred Korley. An original design from his own imagination, the mask is named Hewale, a Ga word, which means "strength." Three strands of recycled glass beads adorn the sleek forehead.

A traditional and sacred form of Balinese dance, <i>Sidakarya</i> is often performed for a project or work, providing encouragement to 'get the work done.' This striking mask is hand-carved carved of natural hibiscus wood, depicting a face with fantastic features, such as pointed ears and teeth. Made Tresna designs the mask.<br><br>Please note: Hibiscus wood can vary widely in color and grain, making each mask a unique work of art.

Ornately hand-carved from suar wood, this wall mask is designed by Wayan Nuliati of Bali. The mask depicts Narasinga, a half-human, half-lion Hindu god who is known as the great protector.