Ebony sculpture, Together We Love

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Ebony sculpture, 'Together We Love'

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12.25" H x 3.5" W x 1.4" D

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Weight: 1.0 lbs

Ebony

Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana.

Ebony sculpture 'Together We Love' by Gordon Adu can be found in sculpture categories such as Heart Shaped Sculpture, Romantic Sculpture and Wood Sculpture. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.

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Ebony sculpture, 'Together We Love'

"We should love our partners no matter what, and always stay together in difficult times," suggests Gordon Adu as he carves this impressive sculpture. Working with manual tools, Adu evokes the image of a man and a woman, their faces dissolving into a kiss. They are supported by a heart, which in Ghana has become a symbol of patience and tolerance.

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Gordon Adu

He took advantage of an offer from one of his older brothers, a carver, to help hone his latent talents.

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Gordon Adu

Born in 1974, Gordon Adu was unable to finish secondary school because of economic limitations, and thus fell back on his natural artistic inclinations. He took advantage of an offer from one of his older brothers, a carver, to help hone his latent talents. In eight months Adu had advanced greatly in the creation and finishing of wooden art.

Armed with talent and burgeoning experience, he moved to the city to seek new opportunities. After a while he returned to his home city and established his workshop there, receiving indispensable moral support from his brother.

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Thank you Gordon Adu for your carving of the Unity Lovers it is more beautiful than the photo on the web page. The photo didn't show the delightful colors. It is said, to express your desires to God,...