Traditional African Ashanti Akua'ba fertility doll, hand-carved from wood and measuring 21.5"H. Originating from the Ashanti people of Ghana, these dolls are historically used as symbols of fertility, good luck, and protection. The sculpture features a stylized face with geometric detailing, a cross-shaped torso, and a rounded base with carved patterns. The head is adorned with a radiating star-like motif, highlighting the craftsmanship. These figures are traditionally carried by women seeking fertility blessings.

Issued: 20th century
Dimensions: See Description

Age related wear.