Name: Sese wood walking stick, Osunu Greeting
SKU: 263346

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Ahoufe Hand Carved Walking Stick With Female Motif and Circular Top

Eva Asantewa Amakye

(30)

Not only are walking sticks a symbol of wisdom and rite of passage for someone who has reached old age, they are a piece of art with spectacular designs. Ghanaian artist Eva Asantewa Amakye creates this particular walking stick with a stunning female form adorned with colorful red and yellow paint as well as etched aluminum plating. Amakye names it Ahoufe, a word meaning "beauty."

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Chieftain Wood walking stick

Emmanuel Nyadedzor

(60)

Historically carved only for elderly West African royalty, this walking stick is adorned with local motifs and symbols. A solitary bird rests underneath the handle, symbolizing peace. Daniel Nyadedzor patiently crafts this piece from sese wood, adorns it with aluminum plating, and finishes it with white clay and cream emulsion paint to achieve its antique appearance. Nyadedzor names the walking stick Togbe, or "chief," in honor of his rich cultural heritage.

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Duck Head Hand Carved Mahogany Wood Duck Walking Stick

Yudi Suardi

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A sassy duck head tops this stylish walking stick from Bali's Yudi Suardi. Hand-carved from mahogany wood, it is equipped with a rubber tip. Add some style to your look with this fashionable, decorative accessory.

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Horse Head Hand Crafted Mahogany Wood Horse Walking Stick

Yudi Suardi

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A noble horse head tops this refined walking stick from Bali's Yudi Suardi. Hand-carved from mahogany wood, it is equipped with a rubber tip. Add some style to your look with this fashionable, decorative accessory.

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Aketesia Acrobats Decorative Africa Walking Stick Carved by Hand

Eva Asantewa Amakye

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An incredible feat of acrobacy is transformed into a decorative walking stick of admirable artistry. Eva Asantewa Amakye designs this stunning walking stick in the shape of a woman bending at a 90°degree angle to form the handle while reaching out to a man. His long legs are intertwined giving shape to the stick. Meaning "lady" in the Twi dialect of the Akan people, the "Aketesia" walking stick is carved by hand of sese wood and decorated with embossed aluminum.

Many African societies regard a person with a walking stick with respect and dignity. Usually associated with age, an elderly person using a walking stick is believed to have accumulated vast knowledge and wisdom through the years. Traditionally, the design on a walking stick tells the societal status and political inclination of the person using it.

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Osibor Hand Crafted Decorative Sese Wood Walking Stick from Ghana

Eva Asantewa Amakye

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From Ghanaian artisan Eva Asantewa Amakye comes this intriguing, decorative walking stick. The artisan expertly carves a human figure and a lion's head onto the walking stick and names it Osibor, or "lion".

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Voyager Handcrafted Walking Stick from Costa Rica

Chaverri Brothers

(35)

Upholding a family tradition of three generations, the Chaverri Brothers in Costa Rica craft beautiful accessories and decor. This gorgeous walking stick is crafted from four different kinds of wood--jatoba, nazareno, conacaste and tornillo--and given a multicolored finish. The walking stick can be disassembled for storage and features a sturdy rubber tip.

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Owo Snake Design Decorative African Walking Stick Carved by Hand

Eva Asantewa Amakye

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Decorated with diamonds of ornately embossed aluminum, an owo (snake) gives shape to an extraordinary staff. Eva Asantewa Amakye carves the piece by hand of seasoned sese wood.

Many African societies regard a person with a staff with respect and dignity. Usually associated with age, an elderly person using a staff is believed to have accumulated vast knowledge and wisdom through the years. Traditionally, the design on a staff tells the societal status and political inclination of the person using it.

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Fierce Denkyem Decorative Africa Walking Stick Carved by Hand as Crocodile

Eva Asantewa Amakye

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The handle on this walking stick is fiercely held between the jaws of a mighty denkyem (crocodile), in a design of powerful artistry by Eva Asantewa Amakye. The decorative walking stick is carved by hand of sese wood and painted black to enhance the dramatic effect of the design.

Many African societies regard a person with a walking stick with respect and dignity. Usually associated with age, an elderly person using a walking stick is believed to have accumulated vast knowledge and wisdom through the years. Traditionally, the design on a walking stick tells the societal status and political inclination of the person using it.

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Snake Head Hand Carved Mahogany Wood Snake Walking Stick

Yudi Suardi

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A regal snake head tops this elegant walking stick from Bali's Yudi Suardi. Hand-carved from mahogany wood, it is equipped with rubber on the tip. Add some style to your look with this fashionable, decorative accessory.

$67 Wholesale

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Sankofa Bird Hand Carved Adinkra Theme African Walking Stick

Evelyn Kafui Ahianyo

(31)

A traditional adinkra symbol from Ghana inspires this beautiful walking stick by Evelyn Kafui Ahianyo. Carved by hand, it features the sankofa image. This is understood as "go back to your roots," a message conveyed through the form of a bird with its head tilted backward.

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Tracing Roots Hand Carved Wood Walking Stick Featuring Bird Motif Handle

Eva Asantewa Amakye

(30)

This ornate walking stick features an extremely versatile handle that pairs comfort with a beautifully carved bird motif. Ghanaian artist Eva Asantewa Amakye carves the walking stick from sese wood and then paints it to accentuate the designs. Amakye names it Sankofa, which means "Going back to our roots."

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Osunu Greeting, African Elephant Decorative Walking Stick Carved by Hand

Eva Asantewa Amakye

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Featured Reviews

Sese wood walking stick, 'Fierce Denkyem'

Nathan

Oct 1, 2018

A great addition to a growing collection

Was very pleased with the cane when I opened and unwrapped it. Very well made. I will be enjoying it for years. It is a piece to be proud of being part of our heritage. Will definitely order other items from artist, as well as others. Love it!!!

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Wood walking stick, 'Osibor'

ROGER

Dec 20, 2016

A unique addition to my collection!

A wonderful piece of handiwork and detail. I thought the walking stick to be too heavy, especially on top, to be a practical aid for me. However I purchased it for display purposes to begin with so it doesn't matter but others should be aware. My appreciation to the artist !!! --R.Swiss

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