Traditional Ashanti Akuaba Fertility Doll – Flat Head African Figurine – Hand-Carved Ghanaian Wooden Statue Hindoo Pen 16cm across but all are

16cm across but all are different and the plates 18cm in diameter - They are weighty and have a beautiful organic and minimalist feel to them

Here we have a vintage hand made wooden fishing net shuttle/needle tool piece of folk art 13

wearing her "pretty pink dungarees"

riveted to a stained oak body with a subtly arched base

including the white cue ball

Traditional Ashanti Akuaba Fertility Doll – Flat Head African Figurine – Hand-Carved Ghanaian Wooden Statue Hindoo Pen 16cm across but all areThis striking wooden figure is an Akuaba doll, a traditional fertility symbol from the Ashanti people of Ghana, West Africa. Known for its distinctive flat, circular head, the Akuaba represents idealized beauty in Ashanti culture and carries deep spiritual significance. Key Features: Hand carved from wood Large, flat head with stylized features: high forehead, narrow chin, small eyes and mouth Simplified, cylindrical body with symbolic elements such