Akua'ba Fertility Figure Originating From the Asante of Ghana, West Africa

This hand-carved wooden sculpture is a traditional symbol of fertility, motherhood, and beauty. Akua'ba figures are traditionally used by women hoping to conceive a child or ensure a healthy birth. These figures embody Asante concepts of beauty, typically featuring a high, oval, flattened forehead, a small mouth, and a neck adorned with creases of fat, symbolizing good health. Akua'ba figures are handcrafted from wood, showcasing intricate details and representing a significant form of African tribal art. These figures are collected as cultural artifacts and can be used as decorative pieces, representing African heritage and artistry. Beautiful condition. Please review all photos as they are part of the description.