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A beautiful box to hold oversized matches, crafted from woven cane edged in brass, inspired by bamboo and raffia designs from the 1970s. It includes a strike card on one side and looks beautiful on a tabletop beside one of the scented candles.
Inspired by the giant, impressive sculpture of a baby located on Sakah Street in the town of Ubud, Balinese artisan Wayan Rendah hand-carves this beautiful sculpture. Carved from suar wood, the Sakah baby sits in a cross-legged posture. A dark finish accentuates this addition to your home decor. According to Hindu people in Bali, this famous sculpture depicts both the god Shiva and the Buddha.
Kosta Boda
House God LE-300
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The House Gods have followed Ulrica throughout her life. She first made them in clay, well before she started working with glass. At that time they were bigger and often black. But when she decided to devote herself entirely to glass, she brought in light and joie de vivre in new ways. Over the years, a large family of House Gods has been created, appreciated in particular among the many collectors of Ulrica's work.
Side by side, identical faces depict twins in this handsome African mask. "Representative of the Côte d'Ivoire's Kran people, it is worn by parents to celebrate the birth of twins," says artisan Salihu Ibrahim. He adds applications of white clay for contrast.
Novica
Akuaba II Sculpture
Robert Kofi Ellis designs an extraordinary version of the legendary fertility doll of Akan origin. Called Akuaba, the doll is characterized by a big round head, very short neck, open arms and a long lean body. Carved of sese wood, the sculpture is adorned with aluminum plates on the head and breasts, as well as painted red lips, eyelids and accents on her headdress. According to legend, there once was a woman who couldn't conceive, so the village priest told her to craft a doll, dress it and look after it as she would a child. Soon she'd have a child of her own. Custom persists and many women prepare their own Akuaba doll, and when the child is born, Akuaba is given as the baby's first toy.
Booth & Williams
Vintage Childrens: Subject By The Foot
Includes one linear foot of authentic curated titles featuring a variety of juvenile themed selections published 1890-1969. Includes a delightful blend of memorable stories and series in a variety of colors and textures. Each linear foot contains 10-12 books with an average height of 7-9". Titles will differ from those pictured. Every linear foot is unique, order as many as you need to complete your project!
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