A woman closes her eyes daydreaming of days of fun dancing in the forest without a care in the world. Wayan Rendah captures the essence of surrealism as he carves this spectacular mask from natural suar wood. Includes a jute cord for hanging.

Price: $149.95

Wayan Rendah expresses concern for the environment through the uniqueness of his art. He carves the mask from suar wood expertly showcasing the wood's natural grain. The mask features a dolphin swimming through algae that shape a bondres mask. A traditional mask for theater performances the bondres is a like a jester that appears in a play to relieve the tension and drama of the story. Includes a jute cord for hanging.

Price: $149.95

Fierce and proud the lion is king of his domain. Bruno C'copa depicts the golden cat in a handsome ceramic mask crafted by hand. It represents masks used during Carnival and other Andean festivities.

Price: $89.95

An elongated mask depicts a singing man. Carved by hand from Peruvian cachimbo wood its rustic textures recall tribal art from the Amazon Valley. Cesar Yañez presents his design with an iron stand for tabletop display. Alternately it can hang on the wall.

Price: $119.95

An elongated mask depicts a person who raises a voice in song. Carved by hand from Peruvian cachimbo wood its rustic textures exalt the material's natural grain. Cesar Yañez presents his design with an iron stand for tabletop display. Alternately it can hang on the wall.

Price: $119.95

Issaka Ibrahim transforms a calabash gourd into a dramatic African mask. Carved and painted by hand it is adorned with long tassels of raffia. It depicts a woman who joins the men in her family to work in the fields. "This mask is representative of the Sandema people from Ghana's northern region " Ibrahim explains. "Such masks are used by hunters and farmers during festivals and symbolize a bumper harvest."

Price: $32.95

The tribal artistry of the Tupi people colors this mask with ethnic wonder. Beth Medeiros replicates the original facial tattoos of this renowned Brazilian tribe whose name Tupi means "Supreme Father." She crafts the crimson mask by hand featuring painted details and satin ribbons.

Price: $49.95

The tribal artistry of the Guarani people colors this mask with ethnic wonder. Beth Medeiros finds inspiration in the artwork of the Guarani a renowned Brazilian tribe whose name means "Warrior." She crafts the verdant mask by hand featuring painted details and satin ribbons.

Price: $49.95

Tupi cosmogony inspires Beth Medeiros to honor of Rudá God of Love. He is believed to live in the clouds and is responsible for awakening love. It is said Rudá tells the moon of the sun's passion for her. Medeiros crafts the papier mache mask by hand and paints it gold before applying ruby satin ribbons.

Price: $49.95

Golden brows on a ruby face personify festive elegance. Inspired by Tupi-Guaraní beliefs Beth Medeiros names this carnival mask "Tupã." It literally means "clap of thunder" though it refers to a murmur from the gods. Medeiros crafts the papier mache mask by hand featuring artful details and satin ribbons.

Price: $49.95