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Female Bamaya dancer (The traditional dance for the Dagbamba tribe in Northern part of Ghana)

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This vibrant canvas captures the energy and grace of a female Bamaya dancer, her hands raised in a gesture of celebration and spiritual connection. Curated from Ghana, this artwork offers...

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Painting surface: Original (Canvas)
Color: Blues
Size: Medium
Female Bamaya dancer (The traditional dance for the Dagbamba tribe in Northern part of Ghana)
$100.00 USD
Original (Canvas)...

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This vibrant canvas captures the energy and grace of a female Bamaya dancer, her hands raised in a gesture of celebration and spiritual connection. Curated from Ghana, this artwork offers a glimpse into the rich cultural traditions of the Dagbamba tribe in the Northern Region.

Historical Context and Cultural Relevance:

The Bamaya dance is a traditional dance performed by the Dagbamba people, primarily during festivals and ceremonies. It is a highly expressive dance form that involves intricate movements, rhythmic footwork, and elaborate costumes. The dance often incorporates elements of storytelling and symbolism, reflecting the history, beliefs, and values of the Dagbamba tribe. 

In this artwork, the female dancer is depicted in a dynamic pose, her hands reaching towards the sky. This gesture can symbolize a connection to the spiritual realm, an expression of joy and gratitude, or a celebration of life and cultural identity. The vibrant colors and patterns of her attire further enhance the visual impact of the artwork, reflecting the aesthetic richness of Dagbamba culture.

This canvas is not just a beautiful portrayal of a dancer; it's a window into the cultural heritage of the Dagbamba people. It celebrates the power of dance as a form of expression, storytelling, and communal bonding. By owning this piece, you'll be bringing a piece of Ghana's vibrant cultural tapestry into your home.

  • Also offered in Fine Art Baryta Acid & Lignin Free Archival Paper @ 325 GSM and;

  • Fine Art Bright White Acid Free Archival Paper @ 230 GSM

  • Frame not included

Artist: Kwesi Sarkodie

Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Painting surface dimension: 16.5"x12.5" 

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