African Yoruba Storm Deity Wood Sculpture Carved by Hand, "Shango"
Rita Addo Zakour celebrates Shango with the staff-like design of this admirable sculpture. As the Yoruba god of storm and drumming, Shango is a benevolent deity who bangs on drums as well as play dance rhythms on his storm clouds. The sese wood sculpture is carved by hand featuring two expressive faces looking in opposite directions. Painted by hand, the sculpture is finished with white clay for an aged appearance.
- 0.94 kgs
- 2.1 lbs
- 44.5 cm H x 17 cm W x 8 cm D
- 17.5" H x 6.75" W x 3.1" D
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Ronald
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09/28/2019
"This will be a cherished heirloom"
Beautiful craftsmanship and wonderful artisan.
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Leavon
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02/23/2019
"ok"
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James
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06/27/2022
"Bracelet nicely made"
Nice with black and white outfits but note it was a bit large for my narrow wrist and had to remove a bead.
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Judy
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06/13/2022
"Amazing"
It is hard to believe that these earrings are made from plastic. I love the style and they are well made. Thank you Rita.
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Odopa in Cream, Cream and Multicolor Eco Friendly Beaded Dangle Earrings
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Candice
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05/26/2022
"So cute!"
These earrings are absolutely adorable. I love them! I bought them to wear with a dress I have. They are perfect!
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Aaron
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05/10/2022
"Top choice!"
Of several pairs of earrings to choose from, my niece immediately gravitated to these. Im not sure how this leopard style effect was achieved bit its fantastic. They looked beautiful on my nieces ears!
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Leopard Style, Recycled Glass Leopard Motif Earrings from Ghana
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- This was a gift for: Neice
- Occasion: Christmas
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