Ghana Art

Store closing March 31. Full of character with an extraordinary hairdo, this is an earthenware or terracotta portrait from the Akan people of Ghana, 19th century or earlier. This has...

Store closing March 31. This is an earthenware or terracotta portrait from the Akan people of Ghana. 19th century or earlier. This one has a lively, animated expression. There are r...

Store closing March 31. This is an earthenware or terracotta portrait from the Akan people of Ghana. 19th century or earlier. This has a Buddha-like expression of contemplation and ...

This fine Ashanti stool from Ghana, which dates to the first half of the 20th century, features an unusual motif - a bird of prey. The surface of this stool exhibits a lovely smooth,...

Fante people flag from southern Ghana, mid-20th century Fante or Asafo flags are an interesting mix of colourful contemporary almost retro design and African tradition; their appliq...

Fante people flag from southern Ghana, mid-20th century Fante or Asafo flags are an interesting mix of colourful contemporary almost retro design and African tradition; their appliq...

Fante people flag from southern Ghana, mid-20th century Fante or Asafo flags are an interesting mix of colorful contemporary almost retro design and African tradition; their appliqu...

steel sculpture

Every detail and feature of the beetle has been finely preserved in bronze, from its tiny claws to the pattern of striations on the insect's shell. Having been 'cast from life' by an...

This large early Ashanti stool consists of an attractive support featuring a double-sided bird motif. The surface of the stool exhibits a rich, dark patina. Extensive use over the ...

Ghana, 1980's Asafo flag in cotton applique patterns. Fante People. Asafo Flags are created by the Fante people of Ghana. The flags are visual representations of military organisat...

Both Fanti and Asante iconography and artistic design are among the most abstract and expressionist in Africa, and was immensely influential in the development of European art styles...

This Akan gold weight depicts a traditional hunter, smoking a pipe. He is shown holding a knife, with a second knife secured in his belt. A musket is balanced over his shoulder, and ...

Kwamina Amoaku Ghana, 1960's Fante Asafo flag in cotton applique patterns. Fante People. Asafo Flags are created by the Fante people of Ghana. The flags are visual representations...

Standing Akan carved darkened wood shrine figure, early 20th century, Ghana An expressive standing female with black hair and details, remains of white pigment, with arms out holding...

Head with sensitive and lunar expression in a circular space on a pedestal - terracotta Akan style, Ivory Coast border Ghana, 20th century Dimensions: 15 x 11 cm.

Kwamina Amoaku Ghana, 1960s Asafo flag in cotton applique patterns. Fante People. Asafo Flags are created by the Fante people of Ghana. The flags are visual representations of mili...

Ghana, 1930s-1950s Asafo flag “The train is always ready to go” in cotton applique patters. Trains were a dramatic expression of power, regularity and reliability and as such were ...

This finely cast bronze bangle is possibly Gan, or a related culture, from Burkina Faso or northern Ghana. It depicts two animals resembling chameleons which flank a central decorati...

Nicely carved wood Akan comb with long neck, Ghana or Cote d'Ivoire, early 20th century, 8" high on custom base. Wonderful geometric design on body of comb front and back. One tine b...

Finely carved large geometric figure from the Lobi, of Ghana and Burkina Faso, dating from the early to mid-20th century. It has a captivating gaze. Carved from very hard wood with s...

Fine Ashante bronze Kuduo. The Ashanti Kuduo was made for storing important objects such as gold dust gold jewelry and ornaments The Ashanti and Akan people of Ghana have been trad...

A fine old Ashanti Chiefs gold ring A very fine quality gold ring in the form or a turtle in a dwelling with a shell and flint lock pistol on the surface of the turtles shell. From ...

Store closing March 31. Here is another type of earthenware or terracotta portrait from the Akan people of Ghana. 19th century or earlier. This one globular, with three raised coils...

Wight Gallery, Los Angeles, the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, and the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, 1977-1978.

A good mid century Asafo Fante flag from Ghana - circa 1960. Large single cotton panel with fringe, blue scorpion and company number '4' in upper right. Professionally backed, stretc...

Ashanti stool from Ghana, carved from a single piece of wood. Wonderful carved details of triangular voids and a reverse zig zag center structural design. Use as a low end table, st...

Large, vintage Ashanti stool carved from one piece of hardwood. Showing the Heraldic emblem of Ghana, home of the powerful Ashanti Empire. At the bottom of the stool, "Made in Ju...

A very rare early 20th century Ashanti royal crown together with matching royal sandals, both worn by village kings, Ghana, circa 1930-1940s. The crown with hand-carved and giltwood ...

Chair from Ghana for dignitaries. Hard wood structure, covered with leather, nails and tin.

Buffalo mask carved by the Nunuma tribe (also called Bwa), Burkina Faso. Medium-hard wood with black and reddish brown pigment some white. Provenance: Collected in Tisse village in 1...

These appliqued patchwork banners combine the tradition of communication by proverb with military pomp and display.

British Colonial Ghana period.

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Pictograph of a tribal chief preparing a feasting table for the British colonists. Framed.

A large Ashanti stool from Ghana. Larger than average with good patination, signs of wear and tear and fine carving. Carved from one single piece of wood.

A mid-20th century tribal stool. Carved from one piece of wood, this stool was made by the Ashanti tribe from Ghana. Good patination and signs of genuine use.

It is from the Lobi people that were in what is now Ghana although they were dispersed through Burkina Faso & Ivory Coast.

A larger than normal Ashanti tribal stool from Ghana. Based on the form of an animal, possibly a leopard, carved from one piece of wood. It shows incised sculptural circular details ...

A very interesting African tribal stool. Possibly from the Ashanti tribe featuring an animal as its base carved in a geometric Art Deco style. Some wear and tear, which should be vis...

A great example of a mid to late 20th century African Ashanti stool. Carved from one piece of wood, showing geometric incisions typical to the Ashanti stools. Solid wood blackened. T...

Male and female hand-carved figurines.

An early to mid 20th century Ashanti tribal stool. An original piece which has been well used and not produced for the tourist industry. Carved from a single piece of wood.

24 inch standing Lobi tribal figure, Ghana, Africa. Tall Lobi figure with strong features, old, very hard wood with deep patina from native use. On custom base, 23 3/4" high x 4" wi...

Circa 1980s standing drum from Ghana has a painted and carved base with leather top. Two available. Sold and priced individually.

Coveted decorative African hand-carved wood mask with graphic elements, circa 1960s. This is a decorative item from the 1960s, it was made for export, it is not an antique tribal ma...

An Ashanti stool, traditional personal stool from Ghana. Mid 1970s. Hand-carved from a single piece of teak wood. Use as a low end table, stand or seat.

Nii Kpetenkple, had his training as an Artist at one of the secondary schools in Accra - Ghana. Later I had my tertiary training at Ultimate school of Art, (u.s.a) Ghana.

Offered by Zena Kruzick. Late 19th-Early 20th Century Tribal Ritual Scepter, Ashanti People of Ghana

Prized for their unique striped patterns and vibrant colors, these traditional wearable textiles are woven in small strips and assembled to form a large cloth. The delightful compart...

Vintage Ghana African hand carved tribal mask featuring an elongated slender warrior face with hammered copper accents and leather hanging strap. DIMENSIONS 5” x 2.5” x 16.25” (Wid...

Theophilus Tetteh (b.1991) lives and works in Accra, Ghana. He studied Graphic Design and Painting at Marimus Art School, whilst continuing to experiment with different media.

Nii Kpetenkple, had his training as an Artist at one of the secondary schools in Accra - Ghana. Later I had my tertiary training at Ultimate school of Art, (u.s.a) Ghana.

Nii Kpetenkple, had his training as an Artist at one of the secondary schools in Accra - Ghana. Later I had my tertiary training at Ultimate school of Art, (u.s.a) Ghana.

A vintage Ashanti stool from Ghana, hand-carved from a single piece of African mahogany, circa 1920. Traditional decorations. Metal bands. A singular piece that can be used as a low ...

Amuneal's Brass Pantry Cabinetry, part of our metal Kitchen Collection, is designed as a feature element for any space. The three doors on the upper cabinets are fabricated with a kn...

DD V daybed is an exclusive daybed made by hand in Bosnia and Herzegovina by skilled craftsmen with long experience in wood and upholstery. Both frame and the characteristic V-shaped...

Authentic African carved wooden elephant stool. Originates from the Ashanti Tribe of Ghana. It is of traditional form with the elephant stood on a flat base with a curved seat on his...

Early Yoruba offering bowl in the from of a male figure with a beard riding on horse back surrounded by four small attendants, finely carved with nice patina from native use. Probabl...

The Judy Bed is a luxurious tribute to the timeless elegance of Judy Garland. This exquisite piece embodies classic Hollywood glamour and is designed to elevate any bedroom with its ...

A hand carved primitive wooden Ashanti styled West African Ghana stool or ottoman . The personality of the artistic native carved animal as the base of the curved seat makes this uni...

Fon carved heavy hard wood ceremonial seat with multiple figures, from Benin, Africa. Dark stained wood with worn areas from use, "U" shaped seat supported by four caryatid figures, ...

A Pair of Inkangara Prestige Baskets Rwanda or Burundi, Tutsi and Hutu peoples 20th century (1960s/1970s) Left H 13 ins (33 cm); D 7 ins (17.5 cm) Right H 13.5 ins (34...

Bamileke throne made with wood, coated with jute, embroidered with polychrome glass beads, cowrie snails, embroidery with glass beads that are missing in some areas. In the Grassfiel...