[mensha! SELECT] Zari Embroidered Keychain (Baule Mask)

お申し込み番号：727959

1 piece ¥4,180 (≈$26.26)

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A cheerful guardian angel for your bag.

This Baoule mask, representing the youngest member of a spirit family, appears in the "Gori" (masked dance) of Africa. Its modern and unique silhouette, featuring a round face symbolizing the sun and geometric horns, has been recreated using the traditional Indian technique of zari embroidery. The luxurious finish is achieved by artisans meticulously stitching each piece with the gold and silver braided thread that once adorned the royal costumes of maharajas. The charming geometric pattern and the warmth that can only be achieved through handcrafting will gently watch over you every day. The illustrated packaging makes it the perfect small gift for a special someone.

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Comes with a colorful backing card.

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■Materials: Glass beads, copper zari (metallic decorative thread), synthetic velvet fabric, cotton thread, zari thread (metallic thread), sponge foam
Metal parts: zinc alloy
■Size: Approximately 10cm long, 6.5cm wide
Weight: Approx. 22g
*Because this item is made of copper, the edges may be hard and sharp. Please handle with care. *As each item is handmade, there may be slight individual differences in appearance and size. Please note that there may be slight distortions or loose threads.
*The back is made of plain velvet material of the same color.
*This product will only be delivered in the month you apply.
(Made in India)