Ghanaian Hand-carved and Hand-painted Wood Woman Statuette 'Woman Thinking' Item ID: 2671806089

Name: Ghanaian Hand-carved and Hand-painted Wood Woman Statuette 'Woman Thinking'
Brand: Victor Ayambire
SKU: 2671806089
Price: 89.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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"Ghanaian artist Victor Ayambire hand-carves this ravishing statuette depicting a woman lost in thoughts, crafted with local sese wood and hand-painted in black. The statuette's abstract and modern styles are what makes it a special and very memorable decorative accent."

Item detail

4.2 lb
5 inches H x 17.8 inches W x 3.9 inches D
1.36 lbs
5 inches H x 17.8 inches W x 3.9 inches D
Sese wood
Hand-crafted item -- color
size and/or motif may vary slightly
Not signed by artist

Made in Ghana

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Victor Ayambire

"I am a very trustworthy, hardworking and result-oriented individual who hails from Bolga in the Upper East region of Ghana.

"My life growing up was never a bed of roses. Because of poverty, my schooling was miserable and hectic, so I enrolled myself as an apprentice to a carver.

"Growing up, my aim has always been to be an entrepreneur, and own my own business. So I was very studious in learning the wood carving art from my masters. The beauty of crafting and designing is what draws me close to art.

"With seriousness and regular practice I was able to learn to carve and finish wooden pieces. I can design a wide range of home decor accessories like masks, tables, and so on. I make use of materials like wood, metal plate, and sandpaper.

"I am frequently complimented for my artistic nature. I have trained a lot of the local youth, and my aim is to be one of the best."

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"I am a very trustworthy, hardworking and result-oriented individual who hails from Bolga in the Upper East region of Ghana.

"My life growing up was never a bed of roses. Because of poverty, my schooling was miserable and hectic, so I enrolled myself as an apprentice to a carver.

"Growing up, my aim has always been to be an entrepreneur, and own my own business. So I was very studious in learning the wood carving art from my masters. The beauty of crafting and designing is what draws me close to art.

"With seriousness and regular practice I was able to learn to carve and finish wooden pieces. I can design a wide range of home decor accessories like masks, tables, and so on. I make use of materials like wood, metal plate, and sandpaper.

"I am frequently complimented for my artistic nature. I have trained a lot of the local youth, and my aim is to be one of the best."

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