Kofi Awudu Lost Wax Bronze Sculpture- Mother with Child Rose GoldKofi produces his art at the National Center of Craft Industry and Art in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso. This is a government supported center that promotes local artists. The arts and crafts industry employs millions of people in Africa. It is a very important part of their economy and their livelihood. each of his creations is one of a kind. He first carves forms in beeswax and then casts them in bronze. 5. 5" x 1. 5"
every brushstroke is a testament to the Sosa family's extraordinary skill and the mythic imagination at the heart of Zapotec culture
the badger is the guardian of the South — a symbol of fierce determination
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Satin edge with padded head and knot feet
their mittened hands outstretched to feed a flutter of doves while a faithful dog looks on
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Music Note Earring Sterling Silver
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Handcrafted by the Muñoz family — celebrated Zapotec folk artists from Oaxaca
trailing long ribbons in celebration of Mother Nature’s bounty
in a similar manner as Ukrainian Rovno amber
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