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Baule Mask
The Baule mask is a traditional artistic creation originating from the Baule people of Ivory Coast, West Africa. These masks are highly esteemed for their intricate craftsmanship and symbolic significance. Carved from wood and adorned with various materials such as beads, cloth, and metal, Baule masks often represent spirits, ancestors, or animals, serving important roles in religious and cultural ceremonies.
₵400.00Sold By: Felix SenyorBaule Mask
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Shape Of An African Woman
The shape of an African woman is often celebrated for its diversity and natural beauty. From the curvaceous figures of some ethnic groups to the slender frames of others, African women come in a variety of shapes and sizes, reflecting the continent’s rich cultural and ethnic tapestry. Regardless of specific physical characteristics, the shape of an African woman is often associated with strength, resilience, and grace, embodying the beauty of both individuality and collective heritage.
₵1,000.00Sold By: Felix SenyorShape Of An African Woman
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Maasai
The Maasai are recognized for their rich cultural heritage and strong connection to their pastoralist way of life. They are renowned for their skillful herding of cattle, which holds significant social, economic, and symbolic value within their society. The Maasai are also recognized for their vibrant beadwork, intricate jewelry, and unique red attire known as shuka. Despite modern influences, many Maasai communities maintain their traditional lifestyle, beliefs, and rites of passage, preserving their ancient customs and identity in the face of ongoing societal changes.
₵3,000.00Sold By: Felix SenyorMaasai
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Dancing Shadow
In African culture, a dancing shadow embodies more than just movement and light; it symbolizes the connection between the physical world and the spiritual realm. Often seen during traditional dances or ceremonies, the dancing shadow is believed to be the manifestation of ancestral spirits, guiding and protecting the living. Its rhythmic motions mirror the heartbeat of the community, evoking a sense of unity and shared heritage.
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Gye Nyame Walking Stick
The Gye Nyame walking stick is not only a functional mobility aid but also a cultural artifact imbued with spiritual significance. It may be used as a ceremonial object, a symbol of faith and reverence, or as a decorative piece celebrating the rich heritage and traditions of Ghanaian culture.
₵800.00Sold By: Samuel LarteyGye Nyame Walking Stick
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Sankofa Mask
West Africa, is particularly associated with the Akan people of Ghana. It features a bird with its head turned backward, symbolizing the importance of looking back to learn from the past to move forward. The Sankofa mask embodies the proverb “Se wo were fi na wosankofa a yenkyi,” which translates to “It is not wrong to go back for that which you have forgotten.”
₵900.00Sold By: Samuel LarteySankofa Mask
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Unity Globe
The Unity Globe serves as a visual reminder of the importance of cooperation, understanding, and respect across differences. It promotes the idea that despite our diverse backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs, we are all interconnected and can work together to create a more harmonious and inclusive world. The Unity Globe is often used in educational, diplomatic, and community settings to foster dialogue, collaboration, and peace-building efforts.
₵1,000.00Sold By: Samuel LarteyUnity Globe
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