Eyes squinted shut in concentration an elongated visage with furrowed brow exhibits its force of will. Nana Frimpong carves the mask by hand using manual tools and sese wood. A braid-like texture frames the piece and soot enhances its antique finish. In Ghana masks like these are most often worn in tribunals assuring impartiality during the trial. Adwen pa means "positive thinking" in the Akan language.

Price: $38.95

This work by Nana Frimpong portrays the extended family members of the Ashanti kingdom. Based on the designs of the Akan tribe of Ghana the piece mesmerizes with its rich symbols and powerful colors. A central face represents the head of the family while the surrounding visages symbolize the extended family. The Ashanti people believe that these masks are responsible for protecting their families from sickness and maintaining their unity. Carved... (Read More)

Price: $82.95

This magnificent sese wood throne by Nana Frimpong illustrates a West African saying. Meko anaa menko is a statement in the Akan language that means "the decision to go or not to go depends upon whether or not you are subordinate to anybody." Traditionally expressed in Adinkra symbols popular wisdom is communicated to the people. Frimpong carefully sculpts the piece by hand polishing it to a rich finish with dark tan mansion polish.

Price: $242.95

In Central Ghana lies the town of Benya whose lagoon exists as a revered natural resource and inspiration for this work by Nana Frimpong. The artisan patiently carves local sese wood to create the decorative throne accentuating the grain with the soothing luster of mansion polish. Replete with precise geometric designs on the seat it is sure to lend an empowered ambiance to any décor. Care instructions: The throne's regal appearance may be... (Read More)

Price: $198.00

Reptilian intricacy crosses the elegant frame of this decorative throne by Nana Frimpong. Carved from the beauty of local sese wood a precise finish of alluring mansion polish highlights the meticulous etchings and tactile relief. The piece is name after the River Birim in the eastern part of Ghana its rhythmic visual ambiance sure to add traditional grace to the home. Care instructions: The throne's regal appearance may be maintained by using a... (Read More)

Price: $314.95

Chemu Lagoon lies near Accra Ghana's capital and its beauty proves impetus for this traditional throne by Nana Frimpong. The piece is carved by hand from local sese wood its deep grain accentuated by a finish of mansion polish. A Gye Nyame symbol rests at the crux its common image in Ghana translating as "I am afraid of none except God." Etched with delicate geometry on the seat this work is sure to garner admiration within any home interior.... (Read More)

Price: $244.95

Nyame mmere ne mmere pa means "God's time is the best" in the Akan language. "We should always wait for God because his time is always the best time " Nana Frimpong says. He chooses this name for an elegant throne ottoman. Used by West African royalty this piece is hand-carved of cedar wood. The Gye Nyame Adinkra symbol adorns the base. With its rotating movements it is understood as "I fear none except God."

Price: $217.95

Inspired by the artistic legacy of the Akan people Nana Frimpong carves an extraordinary sese wood mask featuring a chameleon. According to tradition this mask is reserved for those who worship more than one god and who behave according to convenience.

Price: $72.95

Nana Frimpong transforms African sese wood into a handsome Ashanti throne. Traditionally used by West African royalty its base features the Gye Nyame Adinkra symbol. With its rotating movements it is understood as "I fear none except God."

Price: $288.95

Inspired by ancient custom Nana Frimpong presents this exceptional ottoman in the style of regal Ashanti thrones. Frimpong carves this piece by hand of sese wood his expertise evident in the fine detailing of the motifs that celebrate his adanfo meaning "friend."

Price: $259.95