Ghana Traditional Jewelry

Traditional beaded jewelry from ghana adaeze.

Ghana traditional jewelry.

Beads are the most commonly used item with making african jewelry and can been dated back thousands of years. The necklace itself comprises dozens of hand cast brass beads. Beads are worn by many people in ghana. Beautiful ghanaian wedding jewelry nadjoa beads deals in the manufacturing of authentic handmade african beads that best suits every age gender race and occasion.

Every shape size and color imaginable will be seen around wrists necks waists and ankles. Beads gold and jewelry. Ceramic beads are paired with sese wood discs to. The ghanaian bead making process uses bauxite iron shell clay bone and recycled glass.

Traditionally multiple strands of colored beads made from seeds or glass are worn around a woman s waist to draw attention to and enhance her femininity. The meaning of ghana waist beads african waist beads are one of the most commonly replicated items of personal adornment worn by ghanaian people. But they also have other connotations. As a leading jewellery manufacturing company all our products are of high standard quality.

The beads are carefully selected quality durable temperature and water friendly. The front of the pendant has been cast using the lost wax process with geometric motifs. Traditional attire and accessories for purchase and hire. Ghanaian jewelry artisan elizabeth alorchie apetor combines the striking contrast of terracotta and natural wood to create a pair of stylish earrings.

Traditional african jewelry has always played an important part not only in traditional ceremonies but also in the daily lives of both male and female africans. At some point in ghana s history it was decided that the traditional salad in ghana would consist of lettuce tomato onion boiled eggs tuna and baked beans. To bring traditional designs into contemporary settings. The pendant is rectangular with a ring at the end.

Purple beaded necklace bangle and earrings jewelry set adaeze. To train and develop skilled jewellers for the ghanaian jewellery industry.