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Wall Plaques in Carved African Wood - Africano-Art
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Wall Plaques in Carved African Wood
These African hand carved wooden doors or panels are crafted by Nupe artists from Nigeria. It takes months to carve a panel/door.
SKU: 18 Categories: Acquired in African Markets, African Crafts, Uncategorized
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46.3 × 9.7 cm
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Shekere Musical Instruments Rattle Music of Africa Percussion,
Rattle is a shaking idiom that is common in Africa. The variety of genres, materials, playing styles and timbres is enormous. The different types covered here are: gourd rattle, ball rattle, box rattle, basket rattle, tin rattle and knuckle rattle. Such instruments are so diverse that one might think that each tribe in the Congo had its own unique rattle, all made of plant material. The sound of a rattle can also vary greatly depending on the material used in the amp: small stones produce a hard, sharp sound, while softer particles produce a warmer sound.
African Heritage Collection Ashanti African Xylophone
Native African Materials Wood, Gourd Chords Introduce African sounds at an affordable price with this wonderful 6-tone xylophone handcrafted in The Gambia. Propelled by the gourd under the wooden keys, not adjusted to Western scale.
Real Cante Earrings 1605
Real Cante Earrings from Ghana
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African Musical Instrument Atlas Shekere Gourd Shaker with bead Traditional
Bucara By Atlas Shekere, Gourd Shaker Approx 7inch in size. Gourd body with seed beads Model No: AP-L660 Made in Ghana Traditonally made shekere A diverse array of percussive effects Size varies due to different size gourds. Product Specifications
"Perfect for sweet melodies and decorative features, these mini African hand percussion Djembe drums are a beauty for any art lover. The djembe or jembe is a rope-tuned, skin-covered goblet drum, originally from West Africa, played freehand. According to the Bambara people of Mali, the djembe takes its name from the proverb ""Anke djé, anke bé"" which means ""everyone live in peace"" and defines the purpose of the drum. Classic djembes have been crafted with sound quality and playability in mind, with particular attention to aesthetics. You can use this African craft to entertain and decorate your space. Whether in corporate or private interiors, it brings a touch of African vibe to any room."
SOUTH AFRICAN oil painting on wood Cape Town Table Mountain with taxi cabbie 3D Africa art recycled material Township handmade hand painted
South Africa 3D Wood Oil Painting Cape Town Table Mountain and Taxi Taxi African Art Recycled Township Hand Painted ° Cardboard hand painted ° 3D painting, town house pops out of the frame, made from real recycled tin cans
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Smart watches wood edition
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Shield from the company bwadi ka bifwebe with a plastic pattern showing the mask Kifwebe. Two-tone matt patina. bruises. This thirsty variant of the kifwebe mask (pl. bifwebe) or "Hunting the Dead" (Roberts) stands out: male (kilume) mostly have high crowns, women (kikashi) have very low crowns missing, and finally The greatest embodied power (kia ndoshi). This mask, still in use today, appears to have come from The junction between the northern part of Luba and the southeastern part of Songye. they wear long suits There is also a long beard made of natural fibers, absent from the most important rituals in this copy. That Songba is originally from the Sabah region of the Democratic Republic of Congo and settled between the Lualaba and Sankuru rivers River in the middle of savannah and forest. They are ruled by Yakitengé and local chiefs. secret However, Bwadi society balances their power. Their male masks are associated with mystical powers Shown in punitive and disciplinary expeditions. Her performance is still related to divination and sociopolitical goals. (Luba, F. Neyt) Little. : "Sense and Strength" Royal Museum, Central Africa
We are a group of 25 artisans, when we are unable to market our products through the major sites (which do not work with Africa) so we set up this gallery to spread our tradition from Ghana and the surrounding provinces
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Wall Plaques in Carved African Wood