elegant throw

Crafted from sese wood, this decorative throne stool owes its elegance to the deft hands of Nana Frimpong, a master carver who employs traditional motifs to create distinctive looks. Finished in mansion polish, the imperceptible radiance recalls the essence of Songhor Lagoon in Ghana. The design is of a unity symbol, its power enhanced by the geometric etchings on the seat. Makes a bold statement in any intelligent setting.

Care instructions: The throne's regal appearance may be maintained by using a dry cloth and shoe polish. Avoid using anything wet - including water or spray polish - when cleaning the throne.

The Akans call it Nyansapow, "Wisdom Knot." In Ghana, tradition says that if you will undo a knot a wise man made, be sure you are at least as wise or wiser. Skillfully carved from cedar by Nana Frimpong, this stately stool portrays oneness among the chief, his elders and his people.

Frimpong is chief carver for Otumfour, the King of the Ashanti. He has a deep interest in the culture of his native Africa. Each of his sculptures is one of a kind, painstakingly crafted by hand, thus each stool will not necessarily have the same designs on the seat, however the design of the base will always be the same.

This durable, authentic example of African tradition will make an elegant addition to any home décor.

Elegantly carved from sese wood, the Sankofa symbol lends its fluid grace to this throne ottoman. Kwasi Asante creates a delightful design filled with significance. A Ghanaian adinkra symbol, the Sankofa bird reaches into the past and returns with values and assets that can be used to build the future.

With their elegant white swans, K.Baka's pair of cushion covers add simple grace to any room in your home. Crafted from 100% cotton in Ghana, the black covers feature a charming swan motif, plain backs, and stainless steel zippers that let you insert and withdraw cushions with ease.

K.Baka's pair of cushion covers add simple charm to any room in your home with their elegant swan motif. Crafted from 100% cotton in Ghana, the dark blue covers feature a lovely swan motif, plain backs, and stainless steel zippers that let you insert and withdraw cushions with ease.

Grace, beauty and elegance are combined into a pair of gorgeous cotton cushion covers, perfect for showing your home's palatial side. Ghana's Christiana Asare creates the design, adding a charming brown hue that enriches the little star details around the pieces. As a touch of luxury, satin pleats in a cyan hue crown the accessories, each equipped with a zipper closure.

Once a prosperous civilization that throve around present-day Ivory Coast, the splendor of the Baule people has survived the passage of time in the form of stunning artworks that show this culture's relationship with nature. As an homage to their grandeur, Ghanaian artisan Samuel Lovi uses banana leaves to create an exquisite composition, reuniting tradition and beauty in one. Featuring a sepia tone thanks to the natural materials, this wall art portrays a mask made of geometric formations, all framed with an elegant sese wood structure.