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This akwabe (also called akuaba) comes from the collection of Fofana Sankoung
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A smock worn by Hausa men from Ghana
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Singing bowls originate from Tibetan Buddhist areas in the various states in the Himalayas
Vintage handelskralen ketting uit Ghana gestreepte millefiori mix barnstein This akwabe (also called akuaba)Length: 41 cm (linear). Origin: This trade bead necklace comes from the collection of Fofana Sankoung, who was a dealer in African art (Kumasi Amsterdam) from the 1960s. Tradebeads necklaces are a traditional form of jewelry that has its roots in the long history of trade and craft in West Africa, particularly Ghana. These necklaces are often made of colorful glass beads. The trade beads were originally produced in Europe, mainly in countries such as
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