Suspended from purple leather cords, a pendant carved from bull horn and accented with an ebony bead centers a necklace rich in Ghanaian elegance. "I call this design Atani, the Mamprusi name usually given to girls born on a Monday," says Ila Suleyman. From northern Ghana, the Mamprusi people are predominantly rice and cattle farmers who use cow hide to create various items including jewelry and accessories. This hand crafted necklace fastens with a recycled plastic toggle.
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Excellent quality and color
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First African Jewelry purchase and I love it. Purple stands for royalty and it looks that way. Beautiful accessory piece that gets a lot of compliments.
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I get compliments on this necklace almost each time I wear it. Matches my wardrobe palette of rust, black and brown. Love that it is chunky enough to be seen without being too big. Thank you, Ila Suleyman! - Laurie, Los Angeles
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