Ebony Goddess Figurine

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Web ID: 17350913

Porcelain sculpture of an exotic dancer from the golden age of cabaret. It was the golden age of jazz and cabaret, art deco and avant-garde art movements. Theatres and stages came alive with African rhythms, exoticism and joie de vivre. This creation is an homage to a whole era and an unmistakable artistic style. Ebony goddess depicts a dancer full of rhythm thanks to the movement conveyed by the form, the clothing and the wealth of color chosen for the decoration. There are many outstanding elements in this creation like the decoration of the dress with touches of golden luster, the detailed recreation of the feathers and the expressiveness of the dancer's eyes. Careful observation reveals a work that surprises for the sheer wealth of detail. Ebony goddess is one of those creations that is capable of transporting us to a bold and daring bygone age.

  • Product Features

    • Product dimensions - 9.44" L x 14.17" W x 20.47" H
    • Product weight - 10.91 lbs
    • Includes - 1 goddess figurine
    • Hand made
    • Hand painted
    • Hand crafted
    • 100% Porcelain
    • Wipe Clean with a Dry Cloth
    • Imported

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MLM
2 months ago

Misleading!

Come on guys, whomever wrote this description should edit and recant. This is Josephine Baker. Wow. How incredibly disrespectful.

Yea
3 months ago

What do you mean Ebony

This is modeled after Josephine Baker. A legend and pioneer of Black Dancers. I hope her estate sues. Calling a Black Woman “Ebony” is tasteless

Jenb
3 months ago

Josephine Baker

This is very much Josephine Baker and I’m not sure how to feel because it’s very deceptive calling it an Ebony Goddess. No it is Josephine Baker. It is beautifully done, but still deceptive

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