FAQ
Questions, answered
Yes. Every piece is carved by hand with chisel and mallet by a single artisan, signed on the reverse, and sent with a certificate naming the maker, village, timber and carving time. Nothing is machine-routed.
Mainly Teak, Mahogany and (neem), all Sri Lankan hardwoods. Masks are usually carved in lighter Kohomba so they can be worn or hung easily.
Yes. Our timber is legally sourced and every piece leaves Sri Lanka with the required export permits and documents. Finished wooden art is routinely imported into the US; duties, where they apply, are shown at checkout.
From small gifts around 5 inches to wall panels of 36 inches and more. Exact dimensions and weights, in inches and centimetres, are on every product page. Larger sizes are available as commissions.
Panels arrive with hardware fitted. Use two anchors rated for at least twice the weight, ideally into a stud. Our Care Guide covers height and lighting.
Every piece arrives beautifully packed. We can add a handwritten note. Mention it in the order note or write to us.
Yes. We make panels, masks, sculptures and architectural pieces. Most commissions take 6 to 12 weeks. Start with the commission form and we'll reply personally.
Major credit and debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay at checkout. For larger commissions we can arrange staged payments.