Name: Wood sculpture, She Loves Life
SKU: 188484

Lorlornyo Hand Crafted Multi Color Agate Beaded Necklace

Length: 18"

Harriet Faako Adjei

(4)

Ghanaian artisan Harriet Faako Adjei designs this multicolor necklace in celebration of love. She calls her design Lorlornyo, meaning "love is good," in the Ewe language. Adjei threads chip-cut agates dyed in shades of orange, blue, cream, brown, and green with recycled glass beads, creating a waterfall pendant of dramatic elegance.

$69.99 Wholesale

$69.99
She Loves Life Fair Trade Wood Sculpture

Anna Yawson

(34)

Named Walayo – a Ga word meaning "A woman who enjoys life," this elegant sculpture is the work of Anna Yawson. She works in African sese wood to carve the stylized portrait, and adds the rich textures of embossed aluminum. On the skirt, the gye nyam is an adinkra symbol meaning "Except God."

$129.99 Wholesale

$129.99
Royal Call Teak sculpture

George Obeng

(43)

His call beckons all to court, for this horn blower is appointed by royal command. A palace regular, his horn is known by all to be the Akan king's summons for a discussion on stately affairs. George Obeng employs locally handmade tools to carve this statuette from teak wood, his exceptional skill evident in the musician's careful detailing. A master carver, Obeng captures the messenger's dedication and proud devotion as he undertakes the responsibility of gathering everyone for the meeting. A work of splendid elegance, this statuette is certain to instill admiration.

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$129.99
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow Black and Yellow Cotton Hair Scrunchies (Pair)

Veronica Ama Darku

(2)

Keep your ponytail looking fresh with Veronica Ama Darku's pair of brightly colored scrunchies. The Ghanaian artisan crafts each scrunchie from 100% cotton with a bold black and yellow pattern. Inside, an elastic band keeps your hair neat and tidy throughout the day.

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$17.99
Bold Facet Eco-Friendly Red Recycled Glass Beaded Stretch Bracelet

Tina Quaye

(14)

Make a bold call for the environment with this audacious design from Ghana. Tina Quaye works with recycled glass beads to create this stretch bracelet, combining red and blue hues in one charming design for those who live with intensity.

$29.99 Wholesale

$29.99
African Woman Hand Carved Wood Sculpture

Anna Yawson

(34)

With arms upraised, she puts her hands together as though in meditation or to celebrate. Anna Yawson works in African sese wood to carve the stylized portrait, and adds the rich textures of embossed aluminum to her skirt. Colorful beads adorn her blouse.

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$89.99
Twilight Dame Black and Brown Plastic and Glass Beaded Dangle Earrings

Tina Quaye

(14)

A graceful combination of dark and golden hues creates this elegant fashion statement, directly from Ghana. Artisan Tina Quaye works with recycled plastic and glass beads to make a glamorous call for environmental awareness, creating this pair of dangle earrings whose brass hooks and structures shine majestically alongside each piece.

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$29.99
The Letter V Eco-Friendly Ebony Letter V Keychain with Wood Beads

Eliasu Adams

(16)

If you care about the environment, then you would want to incorporate eco-friendly products into your everyday life. You can do so with this lovely keychain of the letter V decorated with beads made from recycled plastic and sese wood. Ghana's Eliasu Adams works with ebony wood and finishes his stylish design with a stainless steel ring and a nylon cord.

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$19.99
Ama I Girl Drinking Water Threadwork Wall Art

Ernestina Oppong Asante

(33)

Ama drinks water from a huge bowl, her skirt and earrings flapping with the wind. Ama is a sweet Akan girl who got her name for being born on a Saturday. Ernestina Oppong Asante surrounds the child with more bowls and pots in this endearing threadwork composition. She applies one thread at a time with diligent care for detail as she works with a palette that includes yellow, brown, dark brown, green, black, orange, and blue.

$104.99 Wholesale

$104.99
Ama III Original African Threadwork Artwork of Young Girl

Ernestina Oppong Asante

(33)

Ama drinks water from a huge bowl, her skirt and earrings flapping with the wind. Ama is a sweet Akan girl whose name means "one born on a Saturday". Ernestina Oppong Asante surrounds the child with more bowls and pots in this endearing threadwork composition. She applies one thread at a time with diligent care for detail as she works with a palette that includes yellow, brown, dark brown, green, black, orange, and blue.

$64.99 Wholesale

$64.99
Brown Ewe Agbah Hand Crafted Aged Ceramic Catchall For Decorative Use Only

Samuel Lovi

(8)

Resembling an antique treasure, this handsome catchall is the work of Samuel Lovi. Named Agbah (bowl) in the Ewe language, the decorative ceramic bowl is crafted by hand featuring low relief triangles around the brim. The Ghanaian artisan finishes his design with an antique, weathered finish.

$69.99 Wholesale

$69.99
Call to Prayer Hand-Carved Sese Wood Mosque Pendant Necklace

Length: 23.5"

Ralph Ashong

(6)

Ghana's Ralph Ashong presents this stunning pendant necklace. Intricate lines are carved into sese wood to create a motif that is reminiscent of the beautiful tile work found in mosques. The long cord is adjustable in length.

$34.99 Wholesale

$34.99

Featured Reviews

Teak sculpture, 'Royal Call'

none

Jul 12, 2019

A work of art

I gave this to a friend , who is geathering African art . He loves the teak sculpture ! I told him about NOVICA site and he wants more ! So I will also be adding to my collection and telling about this site .

Cotton hair scrunchies, 'Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow' (pair)

Alexis

Apr 6, 2022

Excited to wear!

Beautiful pattern. I wear my hair up daily and knowing I am supporting an independent artisan by this purchase makes me feel even better. I am into the vivid colors and prints, so naturally I gravitated toward this set! Thank you, Veronica, for your work! Alexis Pagán