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Send to a friendAdinkra-Themed Ceramic Decorative Teapot from Ghana, "Dwennimen Vessel"
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Delivery EstimateThe Adinkra symbol for humility and strength, Dwennimmen decorates the side of this decorative teapot from Ghana. Samuel Lovi handcrafts this artistic decorative teapot from ceramic with the depiction of a bird on the lid. The handle is wrapped in natural raffia fiber.
- 1.43 kgs
- 3.1 lbs
- 23.5 cm L x 21 cm W
- 9.25" L x 8.25" W
- Ceramic, raffia fiber
- Not watertight
- For decorative use only
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Ghana.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Ghana
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Write a review"I get my ideas mainly from nature and things that surround me."
"Samuel Lovi is my name. I was born in the Volta Region on August 25, 1949. I was granted a five-year scholarship for further studies at Glasgow... read more
