Condition: Secondhand

This striking West African bronze figurine exemplifies traditional Ashanti gold-weight style craftsmanship, dating back to the early 1900s. Crafted using the lost wax technique, this antique piece captures the rich cultural heritage and artistic mastery of West African artisans. The figurine depicts a one-armed woman, symbolizing resilience and strength, and is a unique addition to any collection of African tribal art or antique sculptures.

Product details and specifications:

• Authentic early 20th-century West African bronze figurine
• Material: Bronze, created using traditional lost wax casting method
• Design inspired by Ashanti gold-weight style, renowned for intricate detail and cultural symbolism
• Depicts a one-armed woman, representing resilience and cultural significance
• Condition: Secondhand, with natural patina and minor age-related wear, adding to its antique charm
• Perfect for collectors of African art, tribal artifacts, or antique sculptures
• Unique decorative piece suitable for display in homes, offices, or galleries

Enhance your collection with this rare and culturally significant West African bronze figurine, showcasing traditional craftsmanship and historical artistry from the early 1900s. Ideal for enthusiasts of African ethnographic art and antique metal sculptures.