Orange Gourd and Glass Wall Art of Daydreaming Woman 'Hopeful Goddess' Item ID: 2677063168

Name: Orange Gourd and Glass Wall Art of Daydreaming Woman 'Hopeful Goddess'
Brand: Canis Dacosta Edwards
SKU: 2677063168
Price: 197.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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"There is a goddess living in every African woman, and Ghana's Canis Dacosta Edwards portrays this spirit in this captivating wall art. The artisan works with diverse elements-from calabash gourds and glass beads to wood-to create this lovely scene of a woman daydreaming. The lady, set on a glass base, is adorned with jewelry and gorgeous garments whose orange hues represent hope."

Item detail

3.63 lbs
22 inches H x 9.5 inches W x 2.8 inches D
Calabash gourd
glass
glass beads
wood
Hand-crafted item -- color
size and/or motif may vary slightly
Hanging accessories included
Intended as wall decor

Made in Ghana

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Canis Dacosta Edwards

I was born on August 1, 1967 at Nsawam. I am married and we have five children - two boys and three girls. My favorite things in life are traveling, drumming, dancing and art; one day I'd like to build my own school of art, drumming and dancing.

To believe that I will one day become a master of my own self is a source of inspiration.

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Canis Dacosta Edwards

Canis Dacosta Edwards

I have dealt in arts and crafts for some time. I came up with the idea for making these plaques and usually work with plywood, formica, ribbon and white glue. The designs arise from my imagination. First I cut the wood to the desired shape, and make these into the traditional symbols or images of my choice. I have taught about eleven people and at the moment I currently have seven boys who are learning.

I was born on August 1, 1967 at Nsawam. I am married and we have five children - two boys and three girls. My favorite things in life are traveling, drumming, dancing and art; one day I'd like to build my own school of art, drumming and dancing.

To believe that I will one day become a master of my own self is a source of inspiration.

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