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Hand-carved of cedar wood, the stand of this accent table features two visages in red that face in opposite directions. Ghana's Raphat Asigbey designs the table, decorated at the top with painted geometric motifs.

Handcrafted of cedar wood, this Ghanaian accent table features a design by Raphat Asigbey. The red table has a round base and top, held aloft by a stand that is made of interwoven sticks with a natural shape.

Signifying the importance of unity, the traditional adinkra symbol Nkonsonkonson is hand-carved from sese wood, painted in contrasting black and red. Ghana's Raphat Asigbey designs this accent table, which is crafted by local artisans. Tri-tone triangular patterns decorate the round top.