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Beads from ages, in Ghana have been used as an accessory and charm are inherited treasures passed on from mother to daughter. They were once used as currency. But with the gradual passage of time beads are no more considered as currency but fashion accessories. Ladies like to wear them not only on necks and…
“Getting Ready” is a captivating drawing that beautifully captures the essence of a young girl’s transition into womanhood through the dipo initiation ceremony of the Shai and Krobo tribes in Ghana. This artwork, created on cardboard using ink pen, combines traditional elements such as a traditional skirt and beaded waist with contemporary artistic techniques, featuring…
Wearing traditional skirts, a group of four African women gather together in this painting. Working with ink on a piece of cardboard, Ghanaian artist Dio creates this modern composition, which features intricate designs and numbers that evoke technical blueprints. Details • Handmade item • Size: 20″ x 15″ • Materials: Ink Pen, Card • Unframed,…
“Getting Ready” is a captivating drawing that beautifully captures the essence of a young girl’s transition into womanhood through the dipo initiation ceremony of the Shai and Krobo tribes in Ghana. This artwork, created on cardboard using ink pen, combines traditional elements such as a traditional skirt and beaded waist with contemporary artistic techniques, featuring…
