Mama Afrika: Jewelry Stand (3)

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Mama Afrika personally recommends the following: Africa Adorned by Angela Fisher Speaking With Beads: Zulu Arts from Southern Africa by Jean Morris, Eleanor Preston-Whyte A History of art in Africa by Monica Blackmun Visona The Art of African Textiles by Duncan Clarke

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No, Mama hasn't forgotten you men out there...

Mama Afrika is often reminded that men want great African jewelry too. So here you go! We hope you gentlemen are going to love these pieces as much as she does.

Men's Jewelry Stand

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	Black bead necklace This necklace is a strand of beads with a black or white one in the center. As you can see, each one is a one of a kind piece. The Krobo ladies bring it to you from Ghana.
GH-BD-224		GH-BD-229
SOLD		$18.00


	Bamboo like you've never seen it before! These two are the different versions of the bamboo necklace that the ladies in Ghana sent to Mama this time. The one on the right has the Gye Nyame symbol which symbolizes the power of God.
GH-BD-231		GH-BD-243
$22.00		$22.00


	Not quite the same... Here is a great looking simple necklace that you just won't want to take off once you put it on. It is the "same" necklace; yet as you can tell quite different versions of it. GH-BD-233 has a splash of color and GH-BD-239 was created in more natural tones.
GH-BD-233		GH-BD-239
$21.00		$21.00

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