Adinkra Symbol Sterling Silver and Cubic Zirconia Earrings, "Cola Nut"
The Bese Saka symbol centers earrings by David Apim-Tetteh. Known as an adinkra symbol, this image depicts a sack of cola nuts, an important cash crop in Ghana. It symbolizes power, abundance and affluence, and represents both trade and agriculture as a means of uniting different tribes. The artisan depicts the West African image in sterling silver button earrings, surrounded by sparkling cubic zirconia.
- 5 grams
- 0.18 oz
- 1.4 cm L x 1.4 cm W x 1.2 cm D
- 0.6" L x 0.6" W x 0.5" D
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