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Hibiscus wood reveals the smooth features of a lovely young maiden. Caressed by forest leaves, the shy girl's beauty is undeniable. Bali's Eka presents the sweet image carved from hibiscus wood. This wood varies widely in its tones and patterns, thus each mask is an absolutely unique work of art.

A hibiscus wood canvas and vivid combination of colors on this forest-motif painted mask will bring a bit of Balinese splendor to your home or office. Artisan Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya of Bali hand-carves and hand-paints each piece using a combination of red, blue, white, green, and black. The painted design features a pair of parrots and a robin sitting in the trees. The woman's mysterious smile gives an aura of peace and happiness. This gorgeous mask is displayed on a keruing wood stand for placement on a shelf or table.

Evoking humanity's connection with nature, this wall mask from Indonesia is created by Wayan Rendah. He selects hibiscus wood, a wood which displays a fascinating natural grain. Carved by hand, this intriguing mask depicts a face that deconstructs and transforms into a leaf at the top.

This elegant mask encloses two expressions as Eka explores the ups and downs of life. Carved by hand of hibiscus wood, the face can be displayed with a smile or with an expression of sorrow. Hibiscus wood varies widely in its tones and patterns, thus each mask is an absolutely unique work of art.

Red, black and yellow hues create a regal depiction of a noble woman's face adorned with hibiscus flowers. Javanese artist Gunadi uses batik techniques to bring this lady's beauty to life in the form of a traditional mask that honors the region's traditions and stunning nature. Made from pule wood, the mask also has a nylon cord to display its beauty in all its splendor.

Semi-abstract forms compose this sublime piece from the Javanese islands. Crafted by artisan Retno Pratiwi, this pule wood mask assumes a feminine visage composed of leafy details and batik motifs, honoring the island's stunning landscape and rich traditions. The artwork rests on a convenient stand that allows an elegant display.