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Features:

  • Cultural Significance: Represents the Akan ideal of beauty and is used in various fertility rituals.
  • Handcrafted Artistry: Made by skilled artisans with attention to the traditional details such as the high oval forehead, rings on the neck, and delicate mouth.
  • Symbolic Design: The flat, disk-like head and cylindrical torso with horizontal arms are iconic features of the Akua Ba.
  • Unique Style: Rare full-bodied figure with naturalistic body, arms, and legs, a recent innovation in the Akua Ba tradition.
  • Historical Legacy: Based on the legend of Akua, reflecting the deep cultural roots and spiritual practices of the Akan people.
  • Heirloom Quality: Often kept as family heirlooms, these figures are appreciated for their beauty and as memorials to loved ones.

 

At Mother Africa Arts, we strive to provide quality products that celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Africa. The materials used to make our products are all-natural or recycled, sourced in Africa. Every item is handmade, each with its own unique identity. Since every item is handmade, there may be some slight imperfections, but those imperfections are really what makes every piece of art here unique. Decorate your home, find the latest fashion statement, or create your own art with this find from Mother Africa Arts! Thank you for supporting our mission.

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Angry, Beaded Handless, Handless

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Vintage Akua Ba Fertility Doll

Experience the profound cultural significance and exquisite artistry of the Akua Ba fertility figure. Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, this figure symbolizes beauty, health, and prosperity, making it a treasured piece for any collector.

$120.00

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