One nice LARGE ANTIQUE ( 1700s - 1800s ) Ashanti / Asante "Geometric" goldweight made from brass using the lost wax technique from Ghana ! The size of the gold weight is approximately 34 mm x 25 mm x 15 mm, weight 85 grams and is in very good condition with some wear due to age and usage. The goldweight have nice dark

This geometric wooden stool from Ghana ( Ashanti / Asante ) is handcrafted. Made out of one piece of wood. Likely 1st half of 20th century. less

Authentic Adinkra stamping block used in Ghana for the stamping of Adinkra cloths. The height of the stamp including the handle is 3 11/16" ( 93 mm ). The size of the actual stamping motive is 2 3/4" ( 69 mm ) x 2 9/16" ( 65 mm ). This symbol is the HWEHWEMUDUA  and it means "Measuring rod" and is a standard of quality

An authentic African Ghanaian Ashanti (Asante) stool made from a good quality wood that can withstand termites and also vegetables dye for its beauty. This stool is an antique a museum collection. A product of MD Healing Arts and Crafts. Description: Ashanti stool vintage. Height when stands: 8 inches Width from the seat : 16.75 inches. Color: Brown Weight: 1lb Max Weight: 2lbs A beautiful gift for your family and friends for all seasons. Customers outside the US please inbox me on esty.com.

Vintage solid wood stool, or bench, very nice quality, looks very old. . Curved edge and contoured seat. Very sturdy. Perfect for display or use. Great for a farmhouse or even a modern home. This is really a piece of cultural art! Solid wood construction. I believe it might be an African Ashanti / Asante chief stool. Very highly collected today. This came from an estate of a collector. Size is: seat is 11.5” tall, 18.5”long x 9” deep top.

Authentic Adinkra stamping block used in Ghana for the stamping of Adinkra cloths. The height of the stamp including the handle is 3 1/4" ( 83 mm ). The size of the actual stamping motive is 3" ( 76 mm ) x 2 1/4" ( 57 mm ). This symbol is the "Krado - Mmara krado" ( Seal of law and order ) - and is symbolizing the auth

This traditional comb with geometric incisions is hand carved by artisans of the Ashanti Asante Tribe in Ghana. The wood material is sourced locally and its design displays the heritage of African craftsmanship. This piece is a great artifact to honor the traditional culture and add to any collection of African sculpture. H: 13"Inventory # 10415

View all our seating, decorative objects and super vintage, antique and designer items here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/RiverSpaVintage and subscribe to our mailing list at https://www.riverspavintage.com Treasured and admired by the British royals, this is a hugely significant, impressive and extremely rare Mid-Century Ghanaian Ashanti or Asante ceremonial stool in wonderful condition. This stool is so remarkable because, apart from smaller decorative carvings, it is identical to the one presented to Queen Elizabeth II, which is currently on display in the Royal Collection - number RCIN 69194. The marvellous carved design beneath the ‘seat’ is extremely rare and the only other one we have seen is the one owned by the late Queen. Wonderfully ornamental and extremely sturdy and heavy, this stool was carved out of a single piece of solid hardwood and features a stepped base beneath an organically carved Adinkra symbol for the 'Supremacy Of God', which supports a curved seat with intricate carvings to match the base. These intricate carvings are the only variance from the stool owned by the Queen and now owned by King Charles III. You can see from the photos that the Queen’s stool has slightly less intricate border carvings to the seat and the base than this one, but we don’t know the significance of this. However, the very helpful curator of the Royal Collection told us the following about the stool presented to the Queen: "The stool is of traditional Asante form. Ceremonial stools of this kind are made by the Asante people for important chiefs and officeholders. They derive from the foremost symbol of the Asante kingdom, the Golden Stool, which according to tradition descended from heaven in the seventeenth century. It becoming the unifying political symbol or force for all Asante, and a central component of regalia. The divine stool was not used as a seat but instead was displayed on a chair of its own during court ceremonies. “Today, important chiefs are commemorated by their stools, which are sometimes placed in a separate room or area of a room in honour of their memory. The stools are understood to be imbued with the spirit or essence of their owner (sunsum). “The Royal Collection stool is unsigned, and no details about the maker were provided at the time of presentation. Our current provenance record suggests it was presented to Queen Elizabeth II in 1981; however, I believe this may be an error and that it was presented in 1961, as the late queen made a Commonwealth Visit to Ghana in that year. It was certainly made after 1960, when Ghana achieved independence, since the plaque refers to the Republic of Ghana. Therefore a production date of 1960-1981 is likely. “The central carving beneath the seat is in the shape of an adinkra symbol called gye nyame, meaning ‘supremacy of god’. Adinkra symbols had originated among the Asante by the early nineteenth century. Several hundred symbols have been recorded, and each relates to a different concept or proverb. Many are drawn from popular sayings and folklore. The characters feature heavily in decorative embellishment and are traditionally also printed onto textiles using stamps made from dried calabash." We feel honoured to have a limited ownership of this hugely significant, incredibly rare and wonderfully sculptured Ghanaian stool which has such a significant link to the British royal family. CONDITION This is in very good condition. Carved out of a single piece of wood, this is extremely solid, sturdy and structurally sound. Apart from a few minor knocks and bumps, which only add to its authentic vintage charm, it's in wonderful condition and if well looked after it should last for centuries to come - please see the photos. MEASUREMENTS Height - 42.5cm, Width - 57cm, Depth - 35cm, Seat Height - 34cm, Seat Width - 50cm, Seat Depth - 33.5cm, Weight - 9.5kg.  DELIVERY The UK delivery price is quoted, or contact us to collect from Warwick UK. FOR INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY QUOTES please contact us with your postcode/zipcode - the current International delivery quote is just a place-holder.   SOCIAL MEDIA Enjoy browsing through our large range of vintage items by clicking on our River Spa Vintage name or icon, get in touch with any queries and follow us on social media @RiverSpaVintage for regular updates and previews at the below links.   Thanks, River Spa Vintage.   Website - https://www.riverspavintage.com Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/RiverSpaVintage Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/riverspavintage/ FB - https://www.facebook.com/River-Spa-Vintage Twitter - https://twitter.com/RiverSpaVintage

Flag of the Ashanti / Asante / Asantefoɔ people, native to what is now Ghana. They speak the Twi language, have a diaspora all over the world, and this flag was one of the inspirations for the modern day Jamaica flag. Fly this with pride! Made by KiwiVexArt in collaboration with a third party to support the workers' struggle worldwide. Even better, your flag won’t crease or shrink thanks to the polyester material and will last a long time • 100% polyester • Knitted fabric • Fabric weight: 4.42 oz/yd² (150 g/m²) • Print on one side • 2 iron grommets This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!

Authentic Adinkra stamping block used in Ghana for the stamping of Adinkra cloths. The height of the stamp including the handle is 3 7/8" ( 97 mm ). The size of the actual stamping motive is 3 1/16" ( 77 mm ) x 2 5/8" ( 66 mm ). This symbol is the "DUAFE" - ( The wooden comb ). For each additional Adinkra block FREE SH

Kumasi ist nicht nur die zweitgrößte Stadt Ghanas - immerhin mit fast zwei Millionen Einwohnern, sondern auch das kulturelle und historische Zentrum des Landes. Kumasi ist nämlich die Hauptstadt der Ashanti - und des dazu gehörigen Königreichs. Die Ashanti sind die größte Volksgruppe in Ghana. Den einstigen Palast, der neben dem heute genutzt steht, erzählt von der Geschichte des Volkes und seiner Könige.

This beautiful Ashanti/Asante Maternity Figure is hand-carved from wood in Ghana. Embellished with intricate details, this figure stands 8.7 inches tall and is a stunning representation of African culture. It's the perfect addition to any art collection or home decor.

Kente is the best known and most widely appreciated of all African textiles, adopted throughout the African diaspora worldwide since the 1960s as a symbol of Pan-Africanism and Afrocentric identity. At the same time it continues to play a vital living role in the culture of its creators, the Asante (Ashanti) people of Ghana in […]

One of the strongest faiths of the African people is reincarnation. The word reincarnate also implies a constant cycle of life. Therefore infertility is considered a detrimental curse, as it stops the cycle of rebirth. To ensure healthy pregnancy, birth, and life, the Ashanti people employ spiritual aids of mothers and children. The Ashanti - aka Asante - the largest tribe in the Akan group inhabiting a large area of Ghana and Ivory Coast, believe the greatest role of a woman is to become pregnant, give birth and raise the children. Thus this figure is made to ensure the prosperity of the cycle of life. This statue measures: 8 x 6 3/4 x 24 1/2" (20 x 17 x 62 cm)

This is an authentic high quality hand woven KENTE ( Double woven covering all areas of the cloth ) that can be used as a piece of African artefact or to be used as a scarf or as an ideal gift ! The size of this cloth is 66" ( 167 cm ) Long and 4 1/4" ( 10.5 cm ) Wide. You can combine the shipping of the kente stoles a

Nur rund 35 Kilometer von Kumasi, der zweitgrößten Stadt Ghanas, liegt der Lake Bosumtwi. Der See entstand durch einen Meteoriteneinschlag. Der Natursee sist nicht nur Oase für Großstädter, sondern auch kulturell hat der See eine große Bedeutung für die hier lebenden Menschen, den Ashanti. Das Ashanti Königreich stellt die größte ethnische Gruppe innerhalb Ghanas - und einer Sage zufolge, treffen sich hier am See die Seelen der Verstorbenen mit der Göttin Asase Ya zum Abschied von der Erde.

This traditional comb with geometric incisions is hand carved by artisans of the Ashanti Asante Tribe in Ghana. The wood material is sourced locally and its design displays the heritage of African craftsmanship. This piece is a great artifact to honor the traditional culture and add to any collection of African sculpture. H: 13"Inventory # 10415

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Vintage pair of Ashanti Asante Ghana African fertility sculptures man and woman painted red tattooed signed 999 Very good condition both 8 x 20 x 2,5 cm 175 gram together Decor Primitive Tribal Folk Art Everything is carefully packed and sent Everything I sell is vintage or antique and therefore probably has some signs of normal use If there is more than that, I will say so in the descriptions and show it in the photo's.

The Asante (or Ashanti) consider these beautiful wood traditional stools to be something beyond places to sit. Great collector piece to be displayed as art or used as a functional seat, foot rest or to display books and objects. These domestic stools originally belonged to an certain individual and only used by that person. When an Akan person sits on their stool, it is believed to absorb something of there essence a phenomenon that increases with every use. When not occupied, stools are turned on their side so that malevolence cannot seat itself. Some stools are carved especially by husbands to be present to their brides to represent solidarity to their relationship. Each is unique with signs of wear and use with original marks or chipped areas to be expected. less

Authentic high quality hand woven KENTE ( Double woven covering all areas of the cloth ) that can be used as a piece of African artefact or to be used as a scarf or as an ideal gift ! The size of this cloth is 62" ( 157 cm ) Long and 4 1/2" ( 11.5 cm ) Wide. You can combine the shipping of the kente stoles and pay $ 2

Cette mini-collection de colliers Isadora pour parfaire subtilement une harmonie élégante à une allure unique résolument moderne pour la femme que vous incarnez ! Sautoir asymétrique Isadora Bella Color Perles olives irisées en verre artisanales multicolores Perles rondes et tubes ajourés faites à la main Ashanti Asante Ghana en bronze coulée à la cire perdue commerce africainBreloques ethniques en métal couleur bronze Monté sur un fil d'acier avec fermoir crochet métal martelé doré Longueur sautoir 78 cm Livré avec emballage cadeau prêt à offrir ! Création artisanale 100% FAIT-MAIN Made in Pau - Made in France Sautoir pièce unique LABELLE IKEYA : du jamais vu, jamais porté que par celle qui l'adopte et s'en pare …. Plaisir de Créer, Désir de Plaire ! #isadora

Silver Jubilee of Ashantis king, Otumfo Opoku II In Kumasi, Ghana On August 14, 1995 - Jerry Rawlings- King Zulithini.