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Unity Globe
“Unity Globe” could potentially be part of a symbolic representation or campaign aimed at promoting unity, collaboration, or solidarity within African communities or on a broader scale. Symbols often play significant roles in conveying cultural values and aspirations.
₵250.00Sold By: Janet Osei JacksonUnity Globe
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Candle Stand
Candle stands can be placed in various locations within a home or a venue, including dining tables, mantelpieces, shelves, or as centerpiece decorations. The placement often depends on the intended decorative effect and the desired ambiance.
₵110.00Sold By: Janet Osei JacksonCandle Stand
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Senfu Doll
The Senufu doll, also known as the Senufo or Senufu people’s puppet or sculpture, is a traditional art form created by the Senufo people, an ethnic group primarily located in Ivory Coast, Mali, and Burkina Faso.
₵210.00Sold By: Janet Osei JacksonSenfu Doll
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Horse Pair
The horse is a majestic animal that embodies the spiritual power of independence, freedom, nobleness, endurance, confidence, triumph, heroism, and competition. Its symbol is associated with strength, courage, and freedom.
₵100.00Sold By: Janet Osei JacksonHorse Pair
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Traditional Blade(Small)
Traditional blades are imbued with symbolism and are used in rituals or rites of passage. They may symbolize strength, courage, or other virtues. Blades used in ceremonies may have intricate designs or engravings that hold cultural or spiritual significance.
₵180.00Sold By: Janet Osei JacksonTraditional Blade(Small)
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Traditional Blade(Big)
Traditional blades are imbued with symbolism and are used in rituals or rites of passage. They may symbolize strength, courage, or other virtues. Blades used in ceremonies may have intricate designs or engravings that hold cultural or spiritual significance.
₵280.00Sold By: Janet Osei JacksonTraditional Blade(Big)
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Animals In Africa
Africa’s animal-filled plains and forests live on. The vast wilderness areas are home to the earth’s biggest concentrations of large mammals, from elephants and giraffes to hippos and zebras, to lions, leopards, and cheetahs.₵1,750.00Sold By: Samuel OkyereAnimals In Africa
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Asafo Mask
Asafo masks are culturally significant artifacts that embody the history, values, and identity of the Asafo military brotherhoods among the Fante people of Ghana. Their intricate designs and ceremonial use contribute to the vibrant tapestry of African art and cultural expression.
₵450.00Sold By: Samuel OkyereAsafo Mask
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Pot Carrier
A ceramic vessel means more than just a “pot.” As this exhibition demonstrates, it is an object of economic and social value, a visualization of spiritual beliefs, and a compelling medium for expressing and playing out issues of gender.₵1,000.00Sold By: Samuel OkyerePot Carrier
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Kissing Giraffe
The giraffe’s symbolism in African culture varies among different tribes and regions, but it often carries positive associations related to grace, community, adaptability, and spiritual insight.
₵450.00Sold By: Samuel OkyereKissing Giraffe
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Bokutan Mask
After her father died defending Mandalore, Bo-Katan watched her sister, Satine, become a duchess and lead the pacifist sect of New Mandalorians. Attached to the warring ways of Mandalorians past, Bo-Katan, the leader of an elite group of warriors known as the Nite Owls, joined Death Watch without hesitation.
₵450.00Sold By: Samuel OkyereBokutan Mask
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Kpanglogo Drum
Kpanlogo is the name of a rhythm played on the tswreshi. The rhythm was composed around the 1950’s in the wake of Ghana’s independence and became popular. It is known as Ghana’s signature rhythm.
₵1,500.00Sold By: Samuel OkyereKpanglogo Drum
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