Hoping to become one of the greatest artists in Africa, Ghana's Raymond Yaw Afari uses his work to help continue his education. Carving this sculpture by hand from local sese wood, he names it Eno in Akan, meaning "mother." A strong, motherly figure holds hands with three children in this piece, reflecting the beauty in family.
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Gave this sculpture one year to my mother-in-law who has three children. Very lovely. She is in her late 90s.
Mother's Children, Hand Carved Wood Sculpture of Family from Ghana
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This was a Mothers Day gift for the mother of our wonderful children. It was a perfect gift and she loves it!
Mother's Children, Hand Carved Wood Sculpture of Family from Ghana
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Very happy with this beautifully crafted piece. Excellent craftsmanship!
Thinking Lovers, Hand Carved Wood Sculpture of Couple from Ghana
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“My name is Raymond Afari Yaw. I was born in 1979 in the eastern region of Ghana. My style of artwork is Abstract. My friends would describe me as a... read more