Style No. 79701322; Color Code:
The women of the Embera Village in Panama are known for their detailed weaving traditions including these intricate masks. Traditionally they were used for shaman rituals and can take months to complete. Each mask is handwoven from Chunga palm fibers and dyed with vegetable dyes from the local roots, berries and river silt. Each is one of a kind, has a personality of its own and reflects the weavers personal technique.
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- Chunga palm fibers
- Hook attached for hanging
- Spot clean as needed
- Imported from Panama
Dimensions
- Approximately 14" tall x 4" wide x 4" deep
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