African fertility statue, Ashanti akuaba doll, carved wood fertility figure, tribal woman statue, African home decor, Ghana art-G5408

A timeless celebration of womanhood and fertility, this authentic Ashanti Akuaba fertility doll originates from the Akan people of Ghana, West Africa. Traditionally carried by women hoping to conceive, the Akuaba is a cultural icon deeply rooted in Ashanti spiritual beliefs and family traditions.

This hand-carved figure is shaped with a large, flat oval head—symbolizing ideal feminine beauty—and a narrow, spiraled stem leading to a stable base. The serene, abstracted facial features evoke calm and grace, while the soft patina and worn edges show age and reverence. It’s more than sculpture—it's a vessel of ancestral meaning, used to attract fertility, ensure healthy pregnancies, and bless newborns with beauty.

Whether displayed in a modern space or ethnic art setting, this piece offers powerful symbolism, aesthetic depth, and connection to African heritage.

Care & Display:
Best displayed upright on a shelf, niche, or altar space. Clean gently with a dry cloth; do not use water or chemicals.

Provenance:
Hand-carved by the Ashanti people of the Akan group in Ghana. These figures are revered spiritual items passed through generations.

Shipping Note:
Ships securely packaged. Please note stand is not included.

Measurements:
Height: 44.7 cm / 17.6 in
Base Width: 13.2 cm / 5.2 in
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