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African Face African Tribal Ashanti Akua' ba dollAfrican tribe-3459

$ 44.88

Availability: 77 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Cote d'Ivoire
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Condition: Ashanti Akua' ba doll
  • Provenance: Ownership History Available
  • Modified Item: No
  • Culture: African
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1600-1900

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    Ashanti Akua' ba doll-41/17.7 CM
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    Ashanti Akua' ba doll-41/17.7 CM
    Vows offertility in African Ashanti art. This stylized female figure, called Akua'ba (plural Akua'mma), has features typical of Ashanti dolls, generally without legs: a flat, circular head surmounting a cylindrical bust with horizontal arms. Thin necklaces of colored beads contrast with the glossy mahogany patina. These stylized wooden effigies were worn by pregnant women, tightly wrapped in theirloincloths, to ensure the arrival of beautiful children. The overwhelming majority of these statues are female, with breasts. The Ashanti are one of the ethnic groups of Ghana (formerly the "Gold Coast"), part of the Akan group, inhabiting a region covered by forests. Like other populations living in the central and southern part of Ghana, they speak a language of the Twi group. This people consider the woman to be the final arbiter of all
    SIZE OF THE MASK
    41/17.7 CM
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    Condition
    SOLD without THE STAND
    Material
    An original patina covers the item
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    Location
    Purchase 3 items and receive one stand worth $ 40 as a gift
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    Vows offertility in African Ashanti art. This stylized female figure, called Akua'ba (plural Akua'mma), has features typical of Ashanti dolls, generally without legs: a flat, circular head surmounting a cylindrical bust with horizontal arms. Thin necklaces of colored beads contrast with the glossy mahogany patina. These stylized wooden effigies were worn by pregnant women, tightly wrapped in theirloincloths, to ensure the arrival of beautiful children. The overwhelming majority of these statues are female, with breasts. The Ashanti are one of the ethnic groups of Ghana (formerly the "Gold Coast"), part of the Akan group, inhabiting a region covered by forests. Like other populations living in the central and southern part of Ghana, they speak a language of the Twi group. This people consider the woman to be the final arbiter of all
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