Akua Donkor Woman Wood and Aluminum Multicolored Wood Sculpture from Ghana Maya Artists of the Yucatan The women of K'amolon K'i

The women of K'amolon K'i K'ojonel weave this scarf with rayon chenille made from bamboo on a back strap loom

Bag: 13" H x 17" L x 6" D

Desi Antari transforms silver into pennywort leaves

sequins & glass beads

Bright petals center a bouquet of tender buds and tendrils

Akua Donkor Woman Wood and Aluminum Multicolored Wood Sculpture from Ghana Maya Artists of the Yucatan The women of K'amolon K'iHand carved from local sese wood, this sculpture from Ghana depicts a figure with a mask like head. Ghana's Henry Acquah creates it, adding embossed aluminum to give the sculpture a textured look. With multicolored motifs painted by hand, the sculpture is named Akua Donkor, an Akan name given to women. materials: Sese wood Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly 9 in. H x 2. 4 in. W x 1. 2 in. D