Shaman Deer Huichol Papier Mache Multicolor Mask _artisan--novica-artisan-823 Keep your feet toasty and

Keep your feet toasty and show your support for breast cancer awareness with these knit boots featuring a pink ribbon design

made with sustainably sourced leather

lovingly made by the women artisans of One Mango Tree in Kampala

Polished bone is carved by hand to depict two sisters sleeping side by side

By Vinita in Thailand

Shaman Deer Huichol Papier Mache Multicolor Mask _artisan--novica-artisan-823 Keep your feet toasty andHiginio Hernandez handcrafts this mask to ask the gods' assurance of an abundant maize harvest, as well as protection from the scorpions that guard it. A sacred symbol, this blue jikuri or peyote flower recalls millenary Huichol traditions. Kawuyumaire, the Huichol's elder brother, assumes the form of a deer to become a messenger from the gods. His presence is only perceptible through the consumption of peyote flowers. The Huichol draw, paint or make