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Obaa
Obaa— Woven Intepretations
Named after the Twi word for “woman” in Ghana, Obaa celebrates natural femininity through sculptural circular forms that elegantly frame the face.
Inspired by black-and-white handwoven baskets from Ethiopia and across Africa, these hoops reinterpret traditional motifs through a contemporary, sculptural lens.
Materials: Hand-sculpted polymer clay, gold-plated hardware
Dimensions: 2.5" diameter
Finish:Length 2.65 inches X Width 2.0 inches
Origin: Washington, D.C., handcrafted by Ebonie Jones
Obaa— Woven Intepretations
Named after the Twi word for “woman” in Ghana, Obaa celebrates natural femininity through sculptural circular forms that elegantly frame the face.
Inspired by black-and-white handwoven baskets from Ethiopia and across Africa, these hoops reinterpret traditional motifs through a contemporary, sculptural lens.
Materials: Hand-sculpted polymer clay, gold-plated hardware
Dimensions: 2.5" diameter
Finish:Length 2.65 inches X Width 2.0 inches
Origin: Washington, D.C., handcrafted by Ebonie Jones