Ghanaian artisan Agnes amponsah hand carves this graceful sculpture from ebony wood. The sculpture depicts a woman carrying a pot made of recycled, multi-colored beads on her head. A figure of the artisan's own design, amponsah calls the sculpture "akatua" which means "reward" in the Akan language.

WOW!!!!!!!!! Nice. Dennis. Mesa, AZ. Tue Aug 06 2024

Forest branches reach out to caress the face of a mysterious woman. Eliciting her portrait from hibiscus wood, Eka designs this exquisite mask. Hibiscus wood varies widely in its tones and patterns, thus each mask is an absolutely unique work of art.

Love it!. Sylvia. Palm Bay, FL. Fri Jul 26 2024

The Sprinkbok Chi Wara and Antelope Chi Wara sculptures are an homage to centuries-old African art, capturing the grace and diversity of antelope forms in a unique and contemporary rendition. Crafted with precision and reverence for tradition, these sculptures are cast in aluminum and bear a rustic finish. The one-sided design, as shown, brings a dynamic and captivating aspect to the sculptures, making them stand out as distinctive pieces of art. The sculpture not only pays homage to the traditional craft but also integrates seamlessly into modern aesthetics. The Sprinkbok Chi Wara and Antelope Chi Wara are not just decorative pieces, but a celebration of tradition, diversity, and the enduring beauty of African craftsmanship.

Fell in love with these sculptures. This one was my favorite. It looks amazing on my sofa table as you enter the room. It is a focal point. I love it so much that I then bought the other one which now sits on my mantel. They are beautiful!. Linda. Scottsdale, AZ. Mon Jul 28 2025

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A slender Balinese woman in a white sarong carries a didgeridoo in this original status from Bali's Made Pastika. The artist carves the statuette by hand from suar wood, an Asian hardwood, and gives it a distressed painted finish to lend it the look of a treasured antique.

An extraordinary mask, this piece captures the poise and elegance of a Benin queen. An unusually expressive piece, this veiled woman is hand-carved from sese wood. The people of Benin celebrate their most important or significant warriors, kings and queens in the form of masks, as exemplified by Nana Adu Amankwapam I. "This mask is used by the Benin Queen when there is a durbar of chiefs," he says.