Kasapa Handmade African Wood Pendant Necklace

Kasapa Handmade African Wood Pendant Necklace

Marsoni

M251S

$43.95

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Kasapa Handmade African Wood Pendant NecklaceDepicted vertically, the image on this pendant symbolizes closed lips. 'Though lips are meant for talking, speech must be seasoned,' believes Ralph Ashong making reference to the Akan saying Kasapa, (seasoned speech). The image is colored with a clay solution creating an admirable effect on a hand carved teak wood pendant that hangs from an adjustable leather cord. materials: Teak wood and leather Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary

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