Wild animals gather momentarily beneath the spreading branches of a venerable old tree. A gazelle quietly crops grass while a giraffe chews on tender twigs and leaves. Lord of the savannah an elephant is lord of this batik wall hanging by K. Baka.

Price: $142.95

Shades of blue envelop a lone musician as he lifts his voice in song. His clothing reveals his north African origins and he plays the kora or coral a traditional African lute. Crafted of a calabash the instrument's unique sound inspires K. Baka to create this batik wall hanging.

Price: $142.95

A musician from northern Ghana's Bongo tribe sounds a long narrow trumpet. He wears the traditional robe and headgear of his people. Working in batik K. Baka depicts the man in a warm orange and yellow wall hanging.

Price: $62.95

In Africa ritual pots are used at the shrine for sacrifice during festivals or when there is a calamity in the town. The priest or priestess puts herbs eggs and a little water into the pot and raises it to the skies to provoke any evil spirit disturbing the town. The same action gives thanks to the gods for protection throughout the year. Working in batik K. Baka depicts a priestess with the ritual pot.

Price: $79.95

Golden color evokes the heat of summer. A lithe young woman bends low to reach a jar of cool water. Drinking deeply of the refreshing liquid she seems unaware of her beauty and grace. K. Baka signs this elegant batik wall hanging.

Price: $79.95

West Africa has a rich tradition of masks embodied in a wall hanging by K. Baka. Each has its meaning – protection strength peace joy and love for example. This beautiful batik depicts a horned mask signifying bravery. It corresponds to a king.

Price: $62.95

Working in the afternoon sunshine a young mother pounds boiled cassava and plantains in a large mortar and pestle. She is preparing fufu served with all kinds of soups. K. Baka names this elegant batik wall hanging Abaa Yeni Nii "We Shall Eat" in the language of Ghana's Ga people.

Price: $62.95

A common sight along Ghana's seashore vendors offer seafood for sale. K. Baka depicts one such woman as she strides across the sand. On her head she gracefully balances freshly-netted fish. Batik is the artist's medium.

Price: $79.95

Featureless and universal a man pounds intricate rhythms on a colorful drum. Music and dance are important elements in West African culture and talking drums carry messages. K. Baka depicts the drummer in a beautiful batik wall hanging.

Price: $79.95

An African elephant walks proudly past quiet village homes in a glowing landscape. Working in batik K. Baka depicts the regal beast in a beautiful wall hanging. In Ghana a saying acknowledges the creature's strength: "When two elephants fight it's the earth that suffers."

Price: $129.95