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Artist Robert Ayine Anaba of Ghana specializes in weaving and has handcrafted this unique fan that incorporates a fertility doll as its handle. The fan is woven from black and cream-colored raffia and the doll is carved by hand from sese wood. His original design makes a beautiful wall decoration and, as an added benefit, may be used to wave a cool breeze your way on a hot summer day.
- 50 grams
- 0.1 lbs
- Fan: 35 cm L x 32 cm W
- Fan: 13.75" L x 12.5" W
- Raffia, sese wood
- Intended as wall decor
- 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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Marie
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02/18/2017
"African Fan is Gorgeous"
This was a gift given for Valentines Day. It came a week later but was a wonderful surprise. The artistry is beautiful crafted. Very pleased.
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Mother Breeze, Woven Black and Cream Raffia Fan with Fertility Doll Handle
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- This was a gift for: Partner
- Occasion: Valentine's Day
Rochelle
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04/06/2018
"FANTASTIC BASKET"
I loved this unique basket after seeing it in the new arrivals section of your website.The workmanship is outstanding and the colors blend together perfectly.Thank you , Mr. Anaba, you are a true artisan and Ihope to see more of your crafts via Novica.Rochelle, N.J.April 6, 2018
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