Oboafo Ye Na Purple Agate and Soapstone Beaded Earrings from Ghana _artisan--novica-artisan-11286 the hands used to caress

the hands used to caress the belly

And it's flaunt-worthy

The artist details the drum beautifully and captures the fluid gestures of the drummer

He works with pieces of palo blanco and caoba wood

The dazzle is in the details in this sterling silver collar by artisan Komang Suastra

Oboafo Ye Na Purple Agate and Soapstone Beaded Earrings from Ghana _artisan--novica-artisan-11286 the hands used to caressGlossy purple creates a striking contrast with natural soapstone in earrings from Ghana's Rachel Armah. She crafts the earrings by hand with enhanced agate, and adds miniscule bauxite beads. Armah call this design 'Oboafo Ye Na' an Akan phrase meaning 'a good person is hard to find.' The earrings are worn on brass hooks. materials: Enhanced agate, soapstone and bauxite on brass hooks Hook earrings 2. 4 in. L x 0. 6 in. W