Ashanti Fertility Doll II craft- glasswork A statement piece for your

A statement piece for your mantel or tablescape

this versatile pitcher is perfect for table-side water service or a bouquet of your favorite fresh flowers

embroidered on black velvet

these pillowcases' symbols mimics traditional tattoos that adorn the Berber women in North Africa

this sheet set symbols mimics traditional tattoos that adorn the Berber women in North Africa

Ashanti Fertility Doll II craft- glasswork A statement piece for yourThis wooden fertility doll is inspired by a traditional Ashanti Akua'ba doll, originating from southern Ghana. The legend speaks of Akua, an Ashanti woman who sought the help of local spiritual leaders to help her fertility. They commissioned her a doll, and the woman cared for it as her own and soon became pregnant. The tale inspired the use of dolls to bring fertility, health, and happiness, and safe delivery to women. Product Details Hand carved