Carnival Peak X 6

Product story These pieces that will bring color and joy to your table, are a miniature representation of the masks used during the Carnival of Barranquilla, a celebration that takes place every February in the town of the same name. These masks carved in cheese wood originated in West Africa and arrived in the Colombian Caribbean at the time of colonization. With the use of animal figures, artisans seek to represent not only the cultural heritage, but also the biodiversity of America and Africa. Adorn your home with extraordinary treasures steeped in history and color.