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Speak of beads and you refer to one of the most iconic accessories of feminine sexuality in Ghanaian or African culture. Worn around the waistline, beads say one thing in many ways; beauty, attraction, love and feminine pride. It’s also a symbol of royalty. I work with ink pens by drawing mathematical symbols, lines and…
Speak of beads and you refer to one of the most iconic accessories of feminine sexuality in Ghanaian or African culture. Worn around the waistline, beads say one thing in many ways; beauty, attraction, love and feminine pride. It’s also a symbol of royalty. I work with ink pens by drawing mathematical symbols, lines and…
A pretty girl with a crescent hairstyle envelopes herself lovingly in her arms as a depiction of the notion of self love. With self love and self care one can best achieve harmony with the outside world. Self-love is a state of appreciation for oneself that grows from actions that support our physical, psychological and…
A pretty girl with a crescent hairstyle envelopes herself lovingly in her arms as a depiction of the notion of self love. With self love and self care one can best achieve harmony with the outside world. Self-love is a state of appreciation for oneself that grows from actions that support our physical, psychological and…
Speak of beads and you refer to one of the most iconic accessories of feminine sexuality in Ghanaian or African culture. Worn around the waistline, beads say one thing in many ways; beauty, attraction, love and feminine pride. It’s also a symbol of royalty. I work with ink pens by drawing mathematical symbols, lines and…
Speak of beads and you refer to one of the most iconic accessories of feminine sexuality in Ghanaian or African culture. Worn around the waistline, beads say one thing in many ways; beauty, attraction, love and feminine pride. It’s also a symbol of royalty. I work with ink pens by drawing mathematical symbols, lines and…
