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African Suku Congo Fertility Statue, Hand-Carved Female Ancestral Figure, African Wood Sculpture Décor-G5288
$98
$118
SIZE(CM): 30.5/9.6
Suku Congo fertility statue—a hand-carved female figure that honors motherhood, lineage, and abundance—brings an authentic pulse of Central African artistry to your space. Crafted from dense blackened hardwood and dressed in a raffia skirt with a scarlet fiber necklace, the figure’s alert, gold-tinted eye and poised stance radiate quiet guardian energy.
The subtle sheen of hand-oiled wood, stylized scarification marks, and carefully incised coiffure make this sculpture a compelling accent for boho, eclectic, or Afro-centric interiors. Rest her on a console, bookshelf, or altar and let the ancestral story unfold.
Materials & Finish
Carved hardwood, hand-burnished
Natural raffia fiber skirt
Mineral-pigment details, oil patina
Care
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or feather duster. Keep away from direct moisture and harsh cleaners to preserve the wood and organic fibers.
The Story
Among the Suku people of southwestern Congo, fertility figures like this one are offered to women seeking blessings of healthy children and a prosperous household. Each carving begins with a fallen limb selected by the carver, who coaxes the form to life with adze strokes and whispered prayers. The final oil rub seals both wood and intention, ready to watch over a new home far beyond the rain-forest canopy.
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Suku Congo fertility statue—a hand-carved female figure that honors motherhood, lineage, and abundance—brings an authentic pulse of Central African artistry to your space. Crafted from dense blackened hardwood and dressed in a raffia skirt with a scarlet fiber necklace, the figure’s alert, gold-tinted eye and poised stance radiate quiet guardian energy.
The subtle sheen of hand-oiled wood, stylized scarification marks, and carefully incised coiffure make this sculpture a compelling accent for boho, eclectic, or Afro-centric interiors. Rest her on a console, bookshelf, or altar and let the ancestral story unfold.
Materials & Finish
Carved hardwood, hand-burnished
Natural raffia fiber skirt
Mineral-pigment details, oil patina
Care
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or feather duster. Keep away from direct moisture and harsh cleaners to preserve the wood and organic fibers.
The Story
Among the Suku people of southwestern Congo, fertility figures like this one are offered to women seeking blessings of healthy children and a prosperous household. Each carving begins with a fallen limb selected by the carver, who coaxes the form to life with adze strokes and whispered prayers. The final oil rub seals both wood and intention, ready to watch over a new home far beyond the rain-forest canopy.
Listed with ExportYourStore.com
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