Adinkra Symbol DONNO NTOASAO Talking Drum

The talking drum is a communication device common to many tribes across West Africa. It´s beaten to relay a local language and convey a message to people within the community. For the Akan people in the Asante land of Ghana, the symbol of the talking drum is poetic excellence and goodwill.

The adinkra symbols represent popular proverbs and maxims, record historical events, and express particular attitudes or behavior related to depicted figures, or concepts uniquely related to abstract shapes. Originating in Ghana from the Akan.

 Treat yourself and your home to these new rich cultural offerings from Yvette Michele. These large 30" x 30" fine art prints are a modern, minimalist way to enhance your decor and celebrate the African heritage with the adornment from the Akan.

 Yvette titles this body of work, "Embrace" – fine art prints & textiles. This art is great for living room walls, home offices or anywhere you would like a reminder of a sense of belonging.

30" x 30" Belgian Linen Canvas - White Finish

Thick Stretched & Mounted

White Archival Backing & Wire Hanger

Archival certified, Belgian Linen™ is a  textile that is woven in Belgium by members of the Masters of Linen Club. It has been prized for thousands of years for the high quality, softness, and durability it offers. It naturally has a rich color absorption and is lint-free and hypoallergenic. This is why Belgian Linen™ is widely known as the world's finest linen available.

 The canvas print will be mounted over 1.5 inches thick (depth) stretcher bars. These prints are meant to be hung unframed or inserted into a canvas floater frame. The sides of the mounted canvas are white.

 Made in the USA