Handcrafted Wooden Kinara from Ghana

The handcrafted Kinaras from Ghana, West Africa, are a reflection of cultural significance and historical relevance. Each Kinara has been meticulously hand-carved from a solid piece of wood, creating a unique work of art.

Due to the inherent nature of handmade crafts, the sizing of these Kinaras may vary slightly. The general dimensions of our handcrafted Kinaras are 11.5"(L) x 2.5"(W) x 6" (H).

Be prepared for Kwanzaa with this elegant Kinara, inspired by the Egyptian pyramids. Hand-crafted from solid wood and etched with the shape of the Ankh symbol, this Kinara embodies the essence of the holiday.

The Ankh, a symbol from Ancient Egypt, represents life and family. This symbol, sometimes referred to as the "key of life" or the "key of the Nile," is a representation of eternal life in Ancient Egypt. Created by Africans long ago, the Ankh is said to be the first—or original—cross.

Our handcrafted Kinaras are a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the Ghanaian people. Each Kinara is uniquely hand-carved, reflecting the natural variations in the wood. These Kinaras are hand-stained, resulting in a slightly varying appearance for each piece.

Generally, our handcrafted Kinaras measure 13"(L) x 3"(W) x 6" (H), but the precise dimensions may differ due to the handmade nature of these cultural symbols.

In summary, our Kinaras from Ghana, West Africa, are a celebration of cultural heritage and artistic expression. Each handcrafted piece is a unique and meaningful representation of the significance of the Kwanzaa holiday and the rich history of the African continent.

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