Basalt Mortar and Pestle in a Tortoise Shape - Tortoise Tradition Bathroom and Vanity Zandra Lorena Sajbin creates this

Zandra Lorena Sajbin creates this lovely wrap-style ring

The artisan uses golden brown silk yarn to create the patterns that glide across the shawl's ivory-colored cotton base

51 inches Length (from high-point shoulder) x 47 inches Bust x 27

Two beautiful ladies from the village of Mithila carry water in the earthen pots on their head in this beautiful painting by Devender Kumar Jha

Basalt Mortar and Pestle in a Tortoise Shape - Tortoise Tradition Bathroom and Vanity Zandra Lorena Sajbin creates thisPrepare herbs, spices and sauces the way our ancestors did with handmade stone tools. Grupon Comonfort presents this unique molcajete or stone mortar, crafted by hand from volcanic basalt in the shape of an upside down tortoise. The pestle, called a tejolote, is used to grind or crush the foodstuffs in the molcajete. The molcajete can also be used as a unique serving dish for salsa or guacamole. The artisans recommend that the molcajete be 'cured'