Wood sculpture, Unity Lovers

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Wood sculpture, 'Unity Lovers'

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13.5" H x 5" W x 2.8" D

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Weight: 1.2 lbs

Sese wood and clay

Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana.

Wood sculpture 'Unity Lovers' by Gordon Adu can be found in sculpture categories such as Cultural Sculpture, Romantic Sculpture and Wood Sculpture. Enjoy exploring these sections for other Novica treasures.

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Wood sculpture, 'Unity Lovers'

A couple kneels side by side as they hold a block of wood high above them. She leans her head against his, her long hair flowing gracefully down her back. Transforming African sese wood into art, Gordon Adu creates a modern sculpture. "Where there is love and unity, strength will come," he says. Applications of white clay give the piece an antique look.

An artisan story card will be included with your purchase.

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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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I was so excited to receive this piece of art from across the world,it was even fun tracking it's ""journey"". When it arrived it was exactly what I had hoped for and so wanted to keep it for myself...