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The Makonde people belong to the Bantu people who originally lived in the south of Lake Nyassa and later migrated to their present location on the Mueda plateau in the northern Mozambique
Ashanti Doll Black - TR37.5 Stool Citric acidA hand carved Ashanti doll from Ghana. Known as fertility dolls (akuaba), these are among the most recognisable pieces of West African art, traditionally carried for luck and fertility, and alongside the Ashanti stool an important cultural object. Each is hand carved, so no two are quite alike. A timeless sculptural piece that styles beautifully anywhere in the home. Size: approx. 39cm 15cm.
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