








Ghana Ashanti Traditional Wooden Maternal Figure 15"H x 4.75"W x 4"D
This sculpture embodies the cultural traditions of the Ashanti people of Ghana, symbolizing fertility and motherhood. The jet-black body and intricately patterned head beautifully express the traditional Ashanti hairstyle. The dignified seated posture and the gesture of hands cradling a precious object convey the sanctity of maternal love and nurturing.
The refined facial features, elegantly elongated neck, and geometric patterns adorning the head reflect the distinctive aesthetic sensibilities of West Africa. The stable brown wooden base enhances the overall harmony of the piece.
Such figurines are not merely decorative items but cultural heritage imbued with deep prayers for abundant harvests, maternal blessings, and prosperity of descendants. As a representative craftwork of African art, it is highly valued for both its artistic quality and spiritual significance.
Origin: Ghana (Ashanti Region)
Era: Mid-20th century traditional craft (specific production date unknown)
Size: Approximately 15"H x 4.75"W x 4"D
Weight: Approximately 1.2 lb
Material: Ebony or hardwood with traditional staining and finish
The refined facial features, elegantly elongated neck, and geometric patterns adorning the head reflect the distinctive aesthetic sensibilities of West Africa. The stable brown wooden base enhances the overall harmony of the piece.
Such figurines are not merely decorative items but cultural heritage imbued with deep prayers for abundant harvests, maternal blessings, and prosperity of descendants. As a representative craftwork of African art, it is highly valued for both its artistic quality and spiritual significance.
Origin: Ghana (Ashanti Region)
Era: Mid-20th century traditional craft (specific production date unknown)
Size: Approximately 15"H x 4.75"W x 4"D
Weight: Approximately 1.2 lb
Material: Ebony or hardwood with traditional staining and finish
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