Ghanaian Sankofa Birds Ghanaian Sankofa Bird Wood Sculptures (Pair) Elayanti One side is open

One side is open

faceted amethyst and composite turquoise alternate with each other

the artisan says: “At our workshop

Named Biakoye – 'Unity' in the Akan language

an ethnic group believed to have originated in eastern Tibet

Ghanaian Sankofa Birds Ghanaian Sankofa Bird Wood Sculptures (Pair) Elayanti One side is openWorking in native sese wood, Abdul Aziz Mohamadu creates a pair of birds as sculptures. One holds a golden egg while both turn to look behind them. An Ashanti icon, the birds depict a traditional adinkra symbol known as the sankofa. This is understood as 'go back to your roots,' the message conveyed through the form of a bird with its head tilted backward. materials: Sese wood Features a rustic, rugged finish Hand crafted item color, size and or motif