Ghanaian Xylophone - 10 Key grey The three quarter length sleeves

The three quarter length sleeves also have an attractive mix pattern trim

but its use in decorative mirrors and wall art remains a staple of artisan home décor across Southeast Asia

these pine wood frames contain traditional Thangkas depicting a mixture of Buddhist deities including Chenrezig

The artisans receive fair pay and work in safe conditions

her leg raised in a dancing pose atop a lotus pedestal

Ghanaian Xylophone - 10 Key grey The three quarter length sleevesThese large ten key Ghanaian xylophones are made in traditional style seen in many areas of Africa. Also known as a balafon or balaphone, these lovely instruments are made using wooden keys which are attached in sequence to a wooden frame from which dried calabash gourds are hung. These gourds act as resonating chambers, increasing the volume and creating a characteristic tone.