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Lord Ganesha Hand Carved Wood Decorative Wall Mask from Bali 'Natural Ganesha'

Natural Ganesha

Lord Ganesha Hand Carved Wood Decorative Wall Mask from Bali

$209.99

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SKU: 335434

Description

Artisan Nyoman Subrata of Bali hand carves this suar wood decorative wall mask of Ganesha, the Hindu deity of wisdom, education, wealth, and remover of life's obstacles, easily recognized by his elephant head. The artisan intricately carves the mask with great detail, from the jewels in Ganesha's crown to the folds of skin on his trunk. The mask is stained to showcase the natural beauty of the wood grain. A wood loop on the back makes it easy to hang the mask on a wall.

Suar wood
2.12 lbs
13.8 inches H x 9.8 inches W x 6.3 inches D

Made in Indonesia

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1 Review

5
Great addition to my collection

Posted by Edith on Sep 26th 2019

The artist is exquisite in his vision and true artistic gift. This is a centerpiece of my collection and brings beauty and wonder. It is exceptional in every detail of the carving. Beautiful piece

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This artist uses traditional techniques handed down through the generations and/or creates culturally significant items, helping keep these traditions alive.

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