Each piece is hand-carved from solid teak wood, in assorted styles. Variances in color and wood grain are to be expected and are part of what we cherish when using natural materials. Gathered from Lombok, Indonesia, these ritual masks were used in telling the story of their history via traditional dance.

Ghanaian master carver faithfully replicates the beautiful artistry of the Senufo people with this replica mask. Carved by hand featuring a bird on the crown looking down, this ceremonial mask from the Senufo people of Ivory Coast and Mali is associated with their Poro society to which the adult men belong to. Their purpose is to maintain a community of religious and historical traditions.

This piece is crafted from natural solid wood, adding a unique character to your piece.

The Yaka people who dwell along the Kwango River inspire this elegant African mask. The artisan carves the imposing image from sese wood and paints it by hand. Masks are very important in the rites of passage for these residents of the Democratic Republic of Congo, especially the rituals in which adolescents become men.

It is very beautiful addition to my mask wall!! Lovely. Swati. Sammamish, WA. Tue Sep 26 2023

Introducing the teak slice wall décor from the Phillips collection. This beautiful piece of décor is a celebration of the natural beauty of wood. The teak slice wall décor is crafted from the highest quality teak wood, making it a durable and long-lasting addition to any space. The unique natural patterns of each slice of wood ensure that every piece is one-of-a-kind. The teak slice wall décor is the perfect size to hang on your wall as a statement piece. It can also be easily incorporated into a gallery wall or used as a focal point in any room.

Nice little accessory :). Kristina. Denver, CO. Mon Apr 06 2026

Hand-carved by a single Thai artisan, these carved dragonflies are crafted from blocks of recycled wood. By simply adding some metal wire, these blocks of wood are transformed into adorable wall art. This item is handmade and may contain minor imperfections.

Roger. Lake City, MN. Wed Mar 31 2021