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Ikenna Hand Carved Wooden Figure With Colorful Recycled Glass Beads Slip On Thai artisan Wilai uses aGhanaian artist Abdul Aziz Mohamadu has always had an affinity for art, often painting for friends and neighbors by request. It was with carving wood that his passions were truly piqued, and this joy shines through in this beautifully articulate figurine he names Ikenna, which is a Nigerian name. After carving the sculpture, beads of recycled glass and acrylic paint are used to add dimension and color. materials: Sese wood, recycled glass beads Hand