Gye Nyame Stride: Decorative African Wooden Walking Stick Size:38 inches weathering life's storms just as

weathering life's storms just as the sunflower stands tall against the wind

Measures 20x21 inches

was built around the turn of the century to carry pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages over Ladies Pond

This art print was created by the late Lester Kern and is available in a variety of sizes and unframed or framed

separated by a row of trees

Gye Nyame Stride: Decorative African Wooden Walking Stick Size:38 inches weathering life's storms just asAn authentic decorative African Walking Stick hand carved out of Sese Wood. Featuring a twisted design along the length of the walking stick, brown and black hues, a loop handle with the Adinkra symbol for Gye Nyame sitting prominently beneath the handle. Gye Nyame is the most famous Adinkra symbol in the Akan culture. Gye Nyame means "But God," and it alludes to God's dominance over all. The one that all should revere and fear. The symbol is a