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Wall Art of Traditional West African Comb and Fertility Doll, "Akuaba Comb"

Product ID: 306878

The Foundation for the Advancement of Direct Trade in Ghana works to promote fair trade opportunities for West African artisans. Artisans of the... more

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The Foundation for the Advancement of Direct Trade in Ghana works to promote fair trade opportunities for West African artisans. Artisans of the foundation craft this excellent wall sculpture of a traditional West African comb. The comb is carved by hand from sese wood and features an akuaba (fertility doll) at the top. Intended as wall decor, the sculpture brings a fascinating facet of Ghanaian culture into your home.

  • 0.47 kgs
  • 1.0 lbs
  • 57 cm H x 15 cm W x 3 cm D
  • 22.5" H x 6" W x 1.2" D

  • Sese wood
  • Intended as wall decor
  • Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
  • Made in Ghana
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Ghanaicon info
  • Product ID: 306878
Foundation for the Advancement of Direct Trade
Foundation for the Advancement of Direct Trade

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Ronald

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Nov 14, 2017

“beautiful wall art ,bold and detailed with a story”

I love my hand carved African comb wall art its goes perfectly with my other African décor.......love it.

wall art beautiful bold elegant and detailed
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