Mframadan Teak Wood pendant necklace _artisan--la-casa-cotzal-tag-boilerplate that's why it's known as

that's why it's known as the 'country of eternal spring

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She decorates it with silver beads featuring an oxidized finish done by Karen hill tribe silversmiths

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Mframadan Teak Wood pendant necklace _artisan--la-casa-cotzal-tag-boilerplate that's why it's known asRalph Ashong's original design for this necklace is inspired by a vented house or Mframadan in Akan language. 'A vented house is a place of repose and relaxation. It underscores the importance of shelter to human existence and development,' explains the Ghanaian designer. The vents on this house shaped pendant are colored with a clay solution, creating an admirable effect on a hand carved teak wood. The pendant hangs from an adjustable leather cord.