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Wood decorative box, "Ashanti Queen"

Product ID: 144252

Meticulously carved and painted by hand, this charming bowl and lid derive from Ghana's Ashanti people. "This is an ancient item used by Ashanti... more

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Meticulously carved and painted by hand, this charming bowl and lid derive from Ghana's Ashanti people. "This is an ancient item used by Ashanti chiefs and queen mothers to keep their rich ornaments. For a long time, these were no longer carved but we don't want them to lose their significance in our culture," Mac Quaye and Raymond Otchere explain.

  • 0.26 kgs
  • 0.6 lbs
  • 7 cm L x 14 cm W
  • 2.8" L x 5.5" W

  • Sese wood
  • Made in Ghana
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Ghanaicon info
  • Product ID: 144252
Paul Quaye
Paul Quaye

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Wood decorative box Meticulously carved and painted by hand, this charming bowl and lid derive from Ghana's Ashanti people. "This is an ancient item used by Ashanti chiefs and queen mothers to keep their rich ornaments. For a long time, these were no longer carved but we don't want them to lose their significance in our culture," Mac Quaye and Raymond Otchere explain. Wood decorative box Ashanti Queen
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