Her name is synonymous with bravery, for Yaa Asantewaa was a brave Ashanti queen who led her people to fight British colonialism in 1901. Revered and beloved by Ashanti women, she is honored in an African mask. Abdul Aziz Mohamadu carves the piece by hand, adding inlay of hand embossed brass. Colorful seed beads are meticulously applied by hand.
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Simply Breathtaking the art work is very detail. I received my package in a timely manner and in excellent condition. The artist is very gifted. I found a perfect place for the Queen. Thank you & Blessings!!!
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During my senior year at the University of Illinois, I decided to take an easy course. I was getting burned out. So I signed up for an African Art History class. That class turned out to be my most difficult course and, after two weeks, and flunking a quiz, I found out it was an advanced course. I could have switched classes, but had already fallen in love with the cultures we studies. Most memorable was the Ashanti people. Years later, while in a store, I pointed to an object and said to my husband, Thats Ashanti. I hadnt yet confirmed my declaration. He picked it up, looked and was impressed that I could identify it as to which culture created it. Ive been buying from Novica for years. This is one of my treasures. Beautifully detailed and constructed. Im looking for another piece as well. Thanks, Abdul for your wonderful art!
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Nicely made solid, and the color is stunning and distinct.
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