Abuk | Exhibition Print

Abuk | Exhibition PrintEdition: Limited to 10 Size: 30cm x 30cmPaper: Somerset Velvet for Epson 255 gsm, 100% cotton rag For the Dinka people of South Sudan, Abuk is remembered as the first woman. The Creator formed Abuk and Garang from clay and placed them in a great pot; when it was opened, Abuk emerged smaller than intended, and was placed in water until she swelled to full size. In the story, Abuk and Garang were given only one grain a day for food. Abuk stretched it

The features often associated with Mwana Pwo include a composed expression

and life's unexpected turns

their name is often translated as “people of the long valleys”

This is a one-of-a-kind original artwork

the orisa of thunder

Ọya is often invoked for her courage

The print is available in two paper types

Ngai is understood as an omnipotent creator deity in Gĩkũyũ tradition

Size: 210mm x 210mm

Zaouli is a popular music and dance masquerade practised by Guro communities

weaving (the costume)

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