Some objects start telling a story the moment you see them — a carved tribal mask is exactly that kind of piece. This black Timor Tribal mask brings the culture of Southeast Asian art onto your wall: it is not merely decoration, but a piece of craftsmanship whose expression carries centuries of tradition. Whether you place it in a living room, study or hallway, it instantly becomes a central visual focus.
The experience
The mask is made of albasia wood — also known as silk wood or white mahogany — a light yet durable tropical timber that craftspeople in Southeast Asia particularly favour for various artistic creations. The carving is done by hand, which means every feature of the mask — eye, nose, mouth and ear placement — has slightly different patterns on every piece. The black tone is deep and clean, and works equally well against light walls and colourful interiors.
How to use it
Mounted on a wall, it looks particularly good as a decorative element in a living room, study, yoga room, library or smaller hallway. It can also be arranged into compositions — together with several similar masks, it forms a themed wall installation. As a standalone visual element, it works best on its own, in front of a neutral background, where the face and carving details can hold the eye.
Product details
- Size: 27 × 20 × 9 cm
- Material: albasia wood
- Country of origin: Indonesia
- Weight: approx. 490 g
- Finish: hand-carved, black tone
- Design: wall-mountable decorative mask
Because every mask is handcrafted, the carving lines, the expression of the face and the wood grain can all vary slightly from piece to piece. This is what makes each one unique. A long-lasting, expressive object that remains part of the wall's atmosphere for many years to come.