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White Waterbird Tagua Carving gray butterfly this charming Redhead Gecko celebrates

White Waterbird Tagua Carving gray butterfly this charming Redhead Gecko celebratesHand carved from sustainably harvested tagua nut, often called vegetable ivory, this charming White Waterbird celebrates the rich biodiversity of the Latin American rainforest. Each small sculpture is created by skilled artisans in Panama who carefully shape and polish the natural nut before bringing the animal to life with detailed hand painting. Every piece is made by our artisan partners for TraderBrock, helping support traditional craft and fair,

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this charming Redhead Gecko celebrates the rich biodiversity of the Latin American rainforest

SKU: ML0112T

Using traditional weaving techniques and eco-friendly materials

The background material is what makes this mola special

SKU: 22052470T

White Waterbird Tagua Carving gray butterfly this charming Redhead Gecko celebratesHand carved from sustainably harvested tagua nut, often called vegetable ivory, this charming White Waterbird celebrates the rich biodiversity of the Latin American rainforest. Each small sculpture is created by skilled artisans in Panama who carefully shape and polish the natural nut before bringing the animal to life with detailed hand painting. Every piece is made by our artisan partners for TraderBrock, helping support traditional craft and fair,

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