Product ID: 232281
Artesano Ali Ibrahim de Ghana talla una escultura que representa una tradición de África occidental adíncra símbolo y proverbio. Se representa a un pájaro con la cabeza vuelta hacia atrás y quitándose un huevo del lomo. La palabra sankofaen el dialecto twi de Ghana significa "retroceder y tomarlo"; es decir, volver a las raíces o tomar lo bueno del pasado. El artesano talla la escultura a mano en madera de sese y la decora con placas de aluminio en relieve y pintura de colores.
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This Gye Nyame Trophy, form the Akan people of Ghana, means He who knows and sees everything . It works very well with my other collection of African art and receives complements as well.
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This is very tall and very nice! I love the symbolism of it and it is a great conversation piece. Everyone who enters my house wants to know more about my lovely bird. I will treasure it forever.
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My ancestors come from the Akan people and I was so happy to get them this weapon as they made it clear no other would do. I genuinely was so ecstatic to receive my package and I love everything about the sword! It?s powerful, elegant, meaningful, and just downright badass! Thank Ali Ibrahim for crafting this with your own hands. I read your story and was truly touched. Keep up the amazing work!
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"Siempre supe que si no podía escalar más académicamente, podría tener una buena vida en este nuevo campo de la talla. Me dediqué por completo a este oficio que encontré".
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