Nana Frimpong carves a mask of sleek beauty, crowned by a fertility doll. "When you come to the Ashanti Kingdom, the king gathers all of his clan together as one," he explains. Frimpong names the mask Yen ka ye hu nbom, which means "Let us come together" in Ghana's Akan language.
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Im delighted with this carving. Shes imbued with the loving care of the artisan, and the power of the ancient tradition she comes from. A precious find for me.
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This is just the right size to fit neatly in so many places. I reflect on the meaning each day as I leave the door of my bedroom where it reminds me to look honestly at the past and remember its lessons in order to build a better future.
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Im sitting on this as I speak, as I use it as my office chair. It is very comfortable and smooth. The quality is high and displays great care and workmanship from the artist. Everyone asks me where I got it. I am SO proud to show this item to my friends. I highly recommend this artist.
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