The royal families and chiefs of Cameroon's Bamileke,
Tikar and Babanki tribes traditionally wear these feathered juju hats as ceremonial headdresses, representing a bird's ability to touch the heavens. Each hat is crafted of dyed chicken feathers hand sewn to reeds by village artisans of Kenya and Cameroon ...
Bring the ancient Indian art of mehndi home
with our handy henna kit, including everything you need to create, apply and perfect your hand-painted designs. Traditionally used to adorn hands and feet for weddings and festivals, mehndi is a festive, non-permanent way to make a stunning body-art statement.
Originally handcrafted by wood artisans during the middle
of the Edo period from 1600 to 1868, kokeshi dolls were sold to visitors of the hot springs in the northeastern region of Japan. Today, they remain highly collectible for the history and techniques they represent. Our five-piece set of multicolored nesting ...
