




Sculptural form and precise woven pattern give this wall mask its unmistakable character. Natural palm leaf fibers are interlaced with bold black detailing, transforming a familiar mask silhouette into a graphic piece of contemporary wall art.
Made in Malawi by artisans from People of the Sun, the design draws inspiration from traditional African mask forms while exploring them through basketry. Each curve, line, and shift in pattern is shaped by hand, creating a striking meeting point between cultural craft and modern design.
Crafted by People of the Sun artisans
The mask is formed entirely from woven palm leaves using skills rooted in Malawi’s longstanding basketry traditions. Its intricate construction takes approximately eight hours to complete.
Natural fiber shaped into sculptural art
Alternating black and natural fibers emphasize the mask’s rounded profile, elongated center, and sweeping bands of pattern. The open weave adds texture and allows the wall color behind it to become part of the composition.
Substantial scale with graphic impact
At approximately 32 inches tall, the mask has the size and detail to stand alone as a focal point. It can also be paired with woven discs, baskets, or other collected artwork to create a layered wall display.
Material: Natural and dyed palm leaves
Color: Natural and black
Design: Abstract woven mask with geometric patterning
Dimensions: Approximately 32 x 20 inches
Construction: Handwoven
Hanging: Woven loop on the back
Origin: Malawi
Artisan: People of the Sun
Production Time: Approximately eight hours
Wipe gently with a clean, dry cloth. Keep away from prolonged moisture and direct exposure to harsh sunlight.
More than surface decoration, this handwoven wall mask carries the skill of Malawian basketry into a bold contemporary form, offering something genuinely distinctive for the home.
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