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a round basket sitting on top of a wooden table

a mask hanging on the wall next to a key

a woman's head with dreadlocks hanging on a door

two pieces of art made to look like african americans

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two planters sitting on top of a blue table next to a green plant in a vase

Moai

a planter in the shape of a head with plants growing out of it

Speckled Beige MgO Thoughtful Bust Head Indoor/Outdoor Statue Planter

a vase with some plants in it on a table

Inner Garden

two vases with a plant in them sitting on a mantel next to a fireplace

Abstract Faces Ceramic Vases - gray

The Abstract Faces Ceramic Vases, with the paintings of abstract forms, are the result of a unique approach to artistic expression. Made of stoneware with glazing, each vase is a unique, handcrafted item and inspired by nature to bring you a stunning decorative piece for your tabletop or home decor. Details: Material: Ceramic Ceramic Type: Porcelain Dimensions: 31cm height in gray and white.

a black hanging light with white flowers on it

a white vase with blue and gold designs on it's side, sitting on a table

Grecka

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a black and gold vase hanging from a string

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a sculpture made out of shells on top of a table

a ceramic figurine made to look like a woman's head covered in shells

Namji Doll White Shell 23cm, Fertility Doll, Namji Doll, Cameroon Doll, Wooden Doll, African Doll

Made in Cameroon by blacksmiths from the Namji tribe, these dolls are originally unadorned and used as playthings for young girls. Upon reaching puberty the doll becomes a fertility doll and is dressed in beads, shells, coins and other trinkets and are cared for as though a real child. Traditionally, Namji dolls were used as good luck charms, amulets, decorations, gifts, play things, ritual practices and family heirlooms. Dolls were made from just about anything; clay, wood, and weaved fibre. Th

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