Hand-Carved Wooden Duck Sculpture Jose Antonio Ibeibarriaga It takes its name from

It takes its name from the detailing on the Maheshwar Fort

Can be hung on any and all door knobs or just about anywhere and large enough to be laid flat to be used as a mat or a lounge

Unique to the town of the same name

this necklace from Peru is designed and handcrafted by Adriana de Gadea

named after a tribe of people living in western Gabon

Hand-Carved Wooden Duck Sculpture Jose Antonio Ibeibarriaga It takes its name fromCrafted by skilled artisans in Zimbabwe, this hand carved wooden duck sculpture brings a sense of quiet charm and warmth to any space. Each duck is shaped and smoothed by hand, allowing the natural beauty of the wood grain to shine through. Lightly burned accents, add depth and character to its simple, rounded form. It's a delightful piece for a shelf, side table, or entryway.