Gye Nyame Stride: Decorative African Wooden Walking Stick Wood:Sese Wood A historic African-American historical montage

A historic African-American historical montage featuring the "Father of Freedom"

The ethereal essence of love unfolds as two souls entwine in an intimate kiss

ready to slide down with a bag full of gifts slung over his shoulder

her compassion

An exquisitely detailed and hand painted figurine depicting an African American female angel adorned with floral and paisley accents

Gye Nyame Stride: Decorative African Wooden Walking Stick Wood:Sese Wood A historic African-American historical montageAn authentic decorative African Walking Stick hand carved out of Sese Wood. Featuring a twisted design along the length of the walking stick, brown and black hues, a loop handle with the Adinkra symbol for Gye Nyame sitting prominently beneath the handle. Gye Nyame is the most famous Adinkra symbol in the Akan culture. Gye Nyame means "But God," and it alludes to God's dominance over all. The one that all should revere and fear. The symbol is a