Cocobolo wood grain masher carving on white, block base below and slim handle bending over at the top
Grain masher carving on marble beside green leaves, handle bent over at the top and knife marks on the base
Grain masher carving on white at an angle, crook at the top of the handle facing right over the block base
Front view of the grain masher carving on white, flat end of the crook on top of the slim handle
Grain masher carving on marble beside potted plants, handle bending left at the top above the carved collar
Side view of the grain masher carving on white, crook bending left and orange streaks in the brown wood
Grain masher carving on marble with green leaves behind, crook top and knife marked block base
Grain masher carving lying on its side on white, block base at right and bent crook at the left end
Grain masher carving on marble against a gray wall, slim handle rising from the collar to a bent top
Grain masher carving lying on a large green leaf on marble, flat end of the block base at the right
Cocobolo wood grain masher carving on white, block base below and slim handle bending over at the top
Grain masher carving on marble beside green leaves, handle bent over at the top and knife marks on the base
Grain masher carving on white at an angle, crook at the top of the handle facing right over the block base
Front view of the grain masher carving on white, flat end of the crook on top of the slim handle
Grain masher carving on marble beside potted plants, handle bending left at the top above the carved collar
Side view of the grain masher carving on white, crook bending left and orange streaks in the brown wood
Grain masher carving on marble with green leaves behind, crook top and knife marked block base
Grain masher carving lying on its side on white, block base at right and bent crook at the left end
Grain masher carving on marble against a gray wall, slim handle rising from the collar to a bent top
Grain masher carving lying on a large green leaf on marble, flat end of the block base at the right

Crook Neck Grain Masher Cocobolo Wood Carving

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Cocobolo grows in Panama, and this Crook Neck Grain Masher wears warm brown tones streaked with orange. It is a decorative piece in the shape of a traditional grain masher, standing on a broad block base that narrows at a carved collar. The slim handle bends over at the top into a short crook with a flat end, and knife marks give it a rustic, hand worked look.

Cocobolo is a tropical hardwood from the Pacific side of Panama and Central America. It is so dense it sinks in water, and its natural oils polish to a soft, warm shine. Fresh cut, the wood shows orange and red tones with dark streaks; with age the colors deepen, so no two carvings ever look alike.

Each piece is carved by hand in Panama, in the wood carving traditions of the Emberá and Wounaan peoples. Their carvers have long chosen cocobolo for figures of the animals and plants of the rainforest around them.

MolaMagic was founded by Janet Marie Brockman with a simple but powerful mission: to help artisans in Panama share their art with the world. All profits go right back into the artisan community, supporting education, medical care, land, tools, and daily needs. Buying a MolaMagic carving means you are part of that story too.

Material: Cocobolo wood
Made in: Panama
Approximate size: 8 inches high by 2 inches wide
Care: Dust with a soft dry cloth.
SKU: 22040859T

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ABOUT TRADERBROCK

For 35 years, TraderBrock has brought handmade artisan work from Panama, Haiti, and across Central America to collectors around the world. Every piece we carry begins in the hands of an artisan we know personally. Molas stitched in Guna homes, tagua carved by Wounaan hands, masks woven in the Darién. Our inventory runs over 14,000 pieces, curated from direct relationships that go back decades.

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