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two giraffes are standing next to each other on the ground, one is gold
Lost Wax
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African Brass Lost Wax Tribal Pendantlarge African Brass | Etsy
Ghana Gold, The Ring, Buddha Statue, Face Mask
Ghana Gold
The Ring
Buddha Statue
Face Mask
African Brass Tribal Mask Pendantlarge African Brass Pendant | Etsy
Crown, The Akan people of Ghana, c. early 1900s Velvet, Wood and Gold Leaf Traditional Akan society is composed of matriarchal clans built on marrying outside the group. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Akan slaves were all referred to as "Coromantees". Due to their organization, common language, and fierce nature, Coromantees were responsible for the majority of slave revolts in the Caribbean and North America. Thank you Mary S. for pointing out this object to me. Beany Hat, African Crown, Art Crown, Ashanti People, African Gold, Wood And Gold, African Hats, African Royalty, Royal Crowns
Beany Hat
African Crown
Art Crown
Ashanti People
African Gold
Wood And Gold
African Hats
African Royalty
Royal Crowns
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Crown, The Akan people of Ghana, c. early 1900s Velvet, Wood and Gold Leaf Traditional Akan society is composed of matriarchal clans built on marrying outside the group. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Akan slaves were all referred to as "Coromantees". Due to their organization, common language, and fierce nature, Coromantees were responsible for the majority of slave revolts in the Caribbean and North America. Thank you Mary S. for pointing out this object to me.
an old metal comb with ornate carvings on it
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Afrique Art
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Africa | Comb from the Asante people of Ghana | Wood | A comb was a popular gift for an engagement.This comb is inscribed "Akua" and "Ahima" along with the date "1932"
a wooden object with an intricate design on it
Ashanti Culture
Akan Culture
African Room
African Pots
African Crafts
Ancient Kingdom
Art Africain
Ethnic African Art :: Tribal Stool Africa #260
Asante ceremonial stool Country of origin: Ghana, Africa Measurement: 53x 28x 23x (cm) Asante ceremonial stools are a well-known piece of art in the Akan culture and are made by the Asante/Ashanti people from Ghana. Every stool is connected to the owner’s soul and is only allowed to be used by the owner. The Ashanti stools are also often made for kings and chiefs. They indicate power and status, and are carved from a single block of wood. If a stool was not in use the own…
Akan people | traditional crown African Headdress, Ashanti Empire, Ankh Jewelry, African Empires
African Headdress
Ashanti Empire
Ankh Jewelry
African Empires
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Akan people | traditional crown