Crafts Africa
Posted on Wednesday, October 11th, 2006 at 12:44 pm
June іѕ thе Bear Bee-Month-аt North Carolina Zoo North Carolina Zoo wіll hold four weekend celebrations June Bears Bу Tom Gillespie Asheboro, NC – North Carolina Zoo іѕ celebrating thе first οf four weekend celebrations June bears аnd thе bees – Saturday, June 5, іn thе park, whісh саn bе explore life аѕ a bear аnd thеn take thе buzzing οf bees. Thіѕ weekend event οf a bear, "Polar Legs & Claws," wіll bе polar bears аnd …
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Organic Shea Butter 1 lb Ghana Africa Body Hair Soap $8.65 |
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New Beautiful Africa Picture Jasper Pendant Bead ED12187 $0.99 |
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New Beautiful Africa Picture Jasper Pendant Bead ED12208 $0.99 |
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New Beautiful Africa Picture Jasper Pendant Bead ED12127 $0.99 |
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New Beautiful Africa Picture Jasper Pendant Bead ED12117 $0.99 |
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Africa Queen Picture Jasper Pendant Bead ED12076 $0.99 |
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Africa Picture Jasper Pendant bead 12156 $0.99 |
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Africa Queen Picture Jasper Pendant Bead ED12099 $0.99 |
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Africa Queen Picture Jasper Pendant Bead ED12190 $0.99 |
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Africa Picture Jasper Pendant Bead 12219 $0.99 |
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SOUTH AFRICA FLAG PATCH IRON ON AFRICAN NEW SEW P516 $2.99 |
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Indonesian Hand Dyed Giraffe Africa Cotton Batik Panel $14.99 |
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Wilton Fondant Alphabet Number Cookie Cutter Cut Outs, Set of 37 $8.88 Fondant Cut-Outs: Alphabet & Numbers. With cut-outs it is easy to make fun 3-D shapes for your fondant cakes and cupcakes. Just roll out the fondant, press down with cut-outs and lift away! This package contains thirty-seven stainless steel letters and numbers measuring 3/4″…. |
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Maasai Pattern Napkin Rings Set of Four $39.99 The Maasai are a semi-nomadic people living in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania along the Great Rift Valley. Intricate beadwork has been an art form of Maasai women for centuries. The colorful jewelry is worn by both women and men in Maasai society. These napkin rings wre handmade in Kenya by Maasai women. There may be slight variations in color and pattern of handmade items. Your purchase emp… |
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AF, Egypt, Upper Photo Mugs AF, Egypt, Upper Egypt, Aswan. Aswan souk (market), Nubian knit crafts….. |
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Blue’s Clues – Arts & Crafts [VHS] $9.95 If the phrase “Blue scadoo, we can, too” means anything to you, and you know that salt and pepper are actually a married couple with French accents, you probably have a potential consumer of this 50-minute video residing in your household. During two 25-minute segments, our host Steve and his animated dog Blue together serve as a Martha Stewart for preschoolers by showing them how to make a stage-… |
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Africa: Witchcraft & Ritual Music $11.63 Songs Include : 1. Ngoma Ra Mrongo 4:50 / 2. Mwari Initation 1:52 / 3. Coconut Pickers Song 3:05 / 4. Matondoni Wedding 2:07 / 5. Marimba 3:07 / 6. Tuken Moral Songs 6:10 / 7. Kayamba Dance: Giriama Welding 4:35 / 8. Alto Bung’o Horn 0:42 / 9. Akamba Witch Doctor 4:07 / 10. Pokot Witch Doctor 3:03 / 11. Pokot Dance 1:34 / 12. Song Of Dawn 1:43 / 13. Lukuji 2:57 / 14. Nyatiti 3:06 / 15. Funaral Dan… |
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Swiss Family Robinson $29.99 … |
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Classic African American Culture Films DVD: 1930s – 1960s Black History, Culture, & People Films $12.99 This is a collection of seven black history films that all showcase a different angle of the African-American cultural experience. The dates of the films range from 1930-1967. Table Of Contents: (1) Palmour Street (1957) – This film stands apart from 99% of the educational film productions involving African-Americans in the mid-1950s because it portrays an African-American family that lives a norm… |
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African Art Techniques: Wood, Cloth, Metal, Clay $24.95 Detailed footage of the techniques African artists use to carve wooden masks and stools, to cast brass, smelt and forge iron, to spin, dye, and weave cotton cloth, and to form and fire pottery. Filmed in Burkina Faso and Ghana from 2001 to 2009 by Christopher D. Roy, Professor of African Art, the University of Iowa.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com’s … |
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Tan’s Wooden Mirror Gift Set Rosewood the Face $43.00 Material: Swartizia/Rutaceae Craft Technology: Hollow out Gift Box: Besides for your own personal usage, this product will come with a well designed gift box, which makes it a great gift to anyone whom you love and care. The hollow-out mirror is made of hard and valuable wood. With the advanced blank pressing technology, this product shows the perfect hollow out effect. The artisans present the… |
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Tan’s Rosewood Teeth Insert Comb 2-17 $24.99 Product Material: Swartizia Wood Craft Technology: Teeth Insert Tan’s has produced the first teeth insert comb in the world and owns the patent. The comb back is made of wood cutting along the grain, which is strong and hard to broken. It is suitable for long hair and curls. Swartizia mainly grows in the tropic zone of Americas and Africa. Due to the natural color difference between the heart … |
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Recipe and Craft Guide to South Africa (Hardcover) $63.8 Presents crafts and recipes that highlight the holidays and culture of South Africa. |
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Africa Activity Book Hands-On Arts, Crafts, Cooking, Research, and Activities by Milliken, Linda Hamilton, Robyn McCloskey-Padgett, Patty Lorseyedi, Barb Editi $15.99 Africa Activity Book Hands-On Arts, Crafts, Cooking, Research, and Activities. Milliken, Linda Hamilton, Robyn McCloskey-Padgett, Patty Lorseyedi, Barb |
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Recipe and Craft Guide to South Africa by Koosmann, Melissa Edition ILL, 0 $32.99 Presents crafts and recipes that highlight the holidays and culture of South Africa. |
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African Bolga Market Basket $36.99 Endless classroom uses! Each basket handmade using naturally locally available materials is hand-woven in village co-ops in Ghana West Africa. |
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African Crafts by Garner, Lynne Edition ILL, 0 $18.99 From spectacular clothing and masks to pottery and music of Ghana and West Africa, this guide inspires children to try these easy-to-make crafts for themselves. A great way to connect children to their African roots or expose them to new cultures around the world, this fully illustrated guide features step-by-step instructions and contemporary color photos that teach kids how to make their own creations. Projects include how to design and wear Adinkra block-printed clothing, coil and decorate unique pottery, create masks for special occasions, craft and play musical instruments, and weave decorative Kente cloth. It includes a brief history of Ghana and West Africa and the traditions and history behind each craft, how they are made and used today, and their importance in West African society. A resource section listing books, Web sites, and museums for further exploration rounds out this fascinating reference. |
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Evan Moor Educational Publishers 3737 Africa $28.34 Develop geography literacy while learning about the unique characteristics of Africa. The 7 Continents: Africa helps students learn about Africa through engaging reading and writing activities. Five geography units cover the following standardsbased topics:. Section 1: Africa in the World. Introduces students to the location of Africa in the world. Africa’s Relative Location. Africa’s Hemispheres. Africa’s Absolute Location. Using a Projection Map. Section 2: Political Divisions of Africa. Introduces students to the five regions and 53 countries of Africa. Population of Africa. Countries of Africa. Largest Countries by Area. Smallest Countries by Area. Largest Countries by Population. Northern Africa. Western Africa. Central Africa. Eastern Africa. Southern Africa. Largest Cities of Africa. Section 3: Physical Features of Africa. Students learn about the landforms and bodies of water of Africa. Africa’s Natural Landscape. Mount Kilimanjaro. Great Rift Valley. Africa’s Deserts. African Savanna. Africa’s Rainforests. Madagascar. Africa’s Bodies of Water. Africa’s Lakes. Major Rivers of Africa. Amazing Waterfalls of Africa. Section 4: Valuable Resources of Africa. Students learn about the various natural resources of Africa. Oil Production in Africa. Mining for Gold and Diamonds. Farming in Africa. Sharing the Nile River. Cacao and Coffee. African Safaris. The Great Migration. Africa’s Desert Animals. Rainforest Animals. Section 5: African Culture. Introduces students to the wide variety of traditional African cultures. Tourist Attractions. Arts and Crafts. Three African Fabrics. Music and Dance. Languages of Africa. Major Religions of Africa. African Cuisines. |
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A is for Africa $6.4 Used – From Beads to Drums to Masquerades, from Grandmother to Yams, this photographic alphabet captures the rhythms of day-to-day village life in Africa. Ifeoma Onyefulu’s lens reveals not only traditional crafts and customs, but also the African sense of occasion and fun, in images that will delight children the world over. |
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A is for Africa $9.83 Used – From Beads to Drums to Masquerades, from Grandmother to Yams, this photographic alphabet captures the rhythms of day-to-day village life in Africa. Ifeoma Onyefulu’s lens reveals not only traditional crafts and customs, but also the African sense of occasion and fun, in images that will delight children the world over. |
