Handcrafted Ashanti Brass Beads – Traditional Ghanaian Artistry
Handcrafted Ashanti Brass Beads – Traditional Ghanaian Artistry
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Celebrate the unparalleled craftsmanship of Ghana with this Beautiful Matching Strand of Handmade Brass Beads, meticulously crafted by the Ashanti artisans using the ancient lost wax technique. Each bead is individually fashioned from a specially prepared wax mold that is uniquely destroyed to extract the bead, guaranteeing originality in every piece.
Product Details:
- Strand Length: Approximately 21 inches (53 cm) from bead to bead
- Bead Size: Each bead is about 25-27 mm in length and 11-12 mm in diameter
YOUR STRAND WILL BE IDENTICAL TO THE STRAND SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH (GIVEN NORMAL VARIATION SINCE THESE BEADS ARE ALL COMPLETELY HANDMADE).
These brass beads are not only adornments but also carry the essence of Ghanaian tradition and the artisanship of the Ashanti people. They embody the spirit of Africa and are a testament to the skills and cultural heritage passed down through generations.
The Significance of the Lost Wax Technique in Ghanaian Bead Making
The lost wax process is a time-honored method practiced by the Ashanti, involving intricate steps where wax models are intricately designed and then melted away, leaving behind detailed brass beads. This technique not only preserves ancient crafting methods but also ensures each bead's uniqueness and cultural significance.
Explore more about our African Brass Beads collection and discover unique historical pieces in our Archives at TribalGH.