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Akuaba Doll
The name akuaba comes from the Akan legend of a woman named Akua who was barren, but like all Akan women, she desired most of all to bear children. She consulted a priest who instructed her to commission the carving of a small wooden child and to carry the surrogate child on her back as if it were real.
₵60.00Sold By: Nana Kofi EskimAkuaba Doll
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Sankofa
Sankofa is associated with personal and collective empowerment. By acknowledging and learning from the past, individuals and communities are better equipped to effect positive change, overcome challenges, and shape a future that is informed by a deep understanding of their cultural roots.
₵500.00Sold By: Nana Kofi EskimSankofa
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Banana Mask Pair
“Banana Mask” could be a whimsical and creative concept, perhaps in the realm of art, fashion, or cultural expression. Imagining a “Banana Mask,” one might picture a mask shaped like a banana, incorporating the distinct features of a banana, such as its curved form.
₵3,000.00Sold By: Wilson Dymond DarkoBanana Mask Pair
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Black Power
Black Power began as a revolutionary movement in the 1960s and 1970s. It emphasized racial pride, economic empowerment, and the creation of political and cultural institutions.
₵7,000.00Sold By: Wilson Dymond DarkoBlack Power
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Otwuo Figure
Primarily associated with ceremonies that have religious and social significance or are concerned with funerary customs, fertility rites, or the curing of sickness.
₵5,500.00Sold By: Wilson Dymond DarkoOtwuo Figure
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Leopard
The leopard in African culture is a multifaceted symbol, embodying qualities of power, spirituality, and cultural identity. Its significance is deeply rooted in traditional beliefs, artistic expressions, and the collective wisdom of diverse African communities.
₵3,500.00Sold By: Wilson Dymond DarkoLeopard
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Egyptian Royal Court
The entire legal system had the shape of a judicial hierarchy where the king was on the top and was seen as the main representative of the ancient Egyptian gods and the enforcer of their divine justice, and just underneath him was the vizier who was responsible for a number of duties which are the overall practical
₵10,200.00Sold By: Wilson Dymond DarkoEgyptian Royal Court
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Animal`s Kingdom
The animal Kingdom in African culture is intertwined with spirituality, symbolism, and daily life. Animals are not merely seen as physical entities but as carriers of cultural wisdom, spiritual significance, and connections to their ancestors.
₵7,000.00Sold By: Wilson Dymond DarkoAnimal`s Kingdom
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Elephant(large)
The elephant is often seen as a symbol of strength and power in African cultures. Its sheer size and robust physical attributes make it an emblem of resilience and might. The image of an elephant is sometimes associated with leadership and authority.
₵2,500.00Sold By: Wilson Dymond DarkoElephant(large)
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Traditional Heads Pair
Traditional heads play multifaceted roles within African cultures, encompassing leadership, cultural preservation, spirituality, and community representation. Their influence extends to various aspects of daily life, and their presence is integral to the continuity and vitality of cultural traditions.
₵1,200.00Sold By: Florence AgyeiTraditional Heads Pair
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Akwaaba Pair
The “Akwaaba” word itself means “welcome” in Akan, reflecting the dolls’ role in hospitality. They are sometimes placed in homes, particularly in welcoming areas, to convey a sense of openness and hospitality to guests and visitors.
₵2,000.00Sold By: Florence AgyeiAkwaaba Pair
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Jewelry Box
A wooden jewelry box is a beautifully crafted and thoughtfully designed accessory that combines practical storage with aesthetic appeal. It serves as a safe and organized haven for treasured jewelry pieces.
₵100.00Sold By: Florence AgyeiJewelry Box
₵100.00