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Hand-Carved Wood Mother Sculpture in Black from Ghana, "Nana Briwoa Tia"

Product ID: 356869

Meaning "old woman" in the Akan language of Ghana, this sculpture is named Nana Briwoa Tia. Samuel Owusu creates this sculpture, which he... more

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Meaning "old woman" in the Akan language of Ghana, this sculpture is named Nana Briwoa Tia. Samuel Owusu creates this sculpture, which he carves by hand from sese wood and gives a shiny black finish with painted accents. An African mother holds her baby close to her breast, the duo wrapped in a spotted cloth.

  • 1.38 kgs
  • 3.0 lbs
  • 16.75" H x 8.75" W x 3.9" D
  • 16.75" H x 8.75" W x 3.9" D

  • Sese wood
  • Hand-crafted item -- colour, size and/or motif may vary slightly
  • Made in Ghana
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Ghanaicon info
  • Product ID: 356869
  • Price includes VAT.
  • We will also cover duty and any import fees for items shipped from outside the United Kingdom.
Samuel Owusu
Samuel Owusu

West Africa

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Rochelle

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Feb 06, 2020

“WONDERFUL, AFRICAN SCULPTURE”

I love this wood sculpture. Substantial in size and the detailing in the carving is excellent. I am so very, very pleased with this purchase. Thanks Novica for the great packaging.

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Samuel Owusu Hand-carved African masks and sculptures

"At 22, I became a master and worked with my teacher for a while before moving into my own shop. Acquiring the shop was a mountain of a task, but I am very happy that I was able to do it."

"Greetings everyone! I'm an artist from Aburi where I was born in 1972. Aburi is host to one of the finest wood craft markets, not only in Ghana... read more

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