Hand Crafted Decorative Sese Wood Walking Stick from Ghana, "Osibor"
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".
- 1.11 kgs
- 2.4 lbs
- 94 cm H x 13 cm W x 6 cm D
- 37" H x 5" W x 2.4" D
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ROGER
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12/20/2016
"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 doesnt matter but others should be aware. My appreciation to the artist !!! --R.Swiss
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Joseph
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11/04/2018
"Wardrobe enchancer"





This is a very beautiful well coordinate and constructed piece of work. Well done!!
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Carol
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03/27/2022
"West Africa Renewed Energy earrings"





Lovely earrings!!! Just the right size even for small ears like mine. Very well made. Pretty boho style that I love. I definitely recommend these to anyone.
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Oumarou
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11/20/2021
"Excellent"





Extremely good quality highly pleased. thank you .came as advertised and nicely packaged.incredibly satisfied.
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William
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09/18/2021
"Yaure I is both beautiful and meaningful!"





This mask is absolutely beautiful, and what it signifies is also beautiful. Very happy!
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- Decorative yet meaningful
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Yaure I, African Ceremonial Mourning Mask Hand Carved Wood Art
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Hannah
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08/27/2021
"Love them!"





They are lightweight and colorful. They go with anything without being distracting. I have worn them so many times already, and Ive only had them a month!
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