Colorful Sankofa Two Wood and Recycled Glass Adinkra Sankofa Bird Sculptures GG_GG-FAIRTRADE Surrounded by Sanskrit texts

Surrounded by Sanskrit texts

Peruvian artisan Violeta Pacheco knits the green cotton blend sweater with a crew neck and long sleeves

The unique beauty of lapis lazuli

Each pendant gets its lush hues of red

A trail of sketched paw prints cross the front of this heathered crew neck tee

Colorful Sankofa Two Wood and Recycled Glass Adinkra Sankofa Bird Sculptures GG_GG-FAIRTRADE Surrounded by Sanskrit textsInspired by the Adinkra symbol Sankofa, which means 'return and get it,' this pair of sculptures is hand carved of Ghanaian sese wood, depicting two birds that stretch their necks to reach over their backs. One bird has an egg in its mouth and the other has a closed beak. Abdul Aziz Mohamadu designs this pair of sculptures, elaborating each bird with multicolored paints and vibrant, recycled glass beads. materials: Sese wood, recycled glass beads,