Black Set: Abui

Vendeur: OKAIKOI

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15x15 inches

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Colour:

Black/White

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Réf.: BLK:Abui_15

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Contemporary African Wall Art that is suited to all interior spaces. Designs influenced by the Ga People of Accra, Ghana.

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How Its Made

The design embraces the Ga Samai collection as a representation of lessons in life.

Size available:
8 x 8inches and 15 x 15inches
Paper: Giclee Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm
Please allow extra time for international shipments
Shipped unmounted and unframed 3-8 business days after payment clears
Shipped via DHL Express

Please note the colours in the actual print you receive may vary slightly from images on your monitor.

*Frame not included

Colour:

Black/White

Dimensions

Dimensions (W x H x D):

8 x 8 inches

Okaikoi :

15x15 inches

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The Ga language is the mother tongue of the Ga people who originate from the Ga-Dangme tribe all of whom reside in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. Okaikoi was birthed from a desire to create a legacy of the Ga language (written) and the expressions of the Ga Samai symbols. The company’s name Okaikoi pays homage to her Grandmother who has lovingly taught her the traditions of the Ga culture. Okaikoi’s aim is to continue the preservation of our culture through contemporary design by providing African representation through artwork.