Jolly Ekeko Ceramic Sculpture _artisan--novica-artisan-5829 Artisans use hand tools to

Artisans use hand tools to skillfully carve blocks of sustainably harvested mango wood into unique pivot boxes inspired by traditional antique Indian spice boxes

which hangs from steel S-hooks

Handmade in & fairly traded in Nepal

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Jolly Ekeko Ceramic Sculpture _artisan--novica-artisan-5829 Artisans use hand tools toThis charming little sculpture of a man is crafted of ceramic, featuring hand painted floral motifs against a green body, with a multicolored wool chullo cap reading 'Peru' atop his head. Presented by Maribel Posso Olivares, the figurine depicts Ekeko, the Tiwanakan god of abundance, shown here with a variety of luxurious items, such as an airplane, a sack of money, and a boat strung around his neck. This sculpture brings a touch of Latin good fortune