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Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 21cm (W) 12cm (H) 14cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 21cm (W) 12cm (H) 14cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 21cm (W) 12cm (H) 14cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
Handcrafted Wooden Bolekaja Bus
– Bolekaja is a Yoruba term that literally means come down, let’s fight!
It derives from the mass transit system in Lagos and other parts of Western
Nigeria that depends in part on rather unreliable vehicles known as
mammy-wagons.
(L) 19cm (W) 9cm (H) 12cm
One Man No Chop Toy
– A whimsical moving toy centered
around a Ghanaian proverb meaning,
‘Food is not meant for one person’.
Crafted in West Africa by amazing artisans.
One Man No Chop
– A whimsical moving toy centered
around a Ghanaian proverb meaning,
‘Food is not meant for one person’.
Crafted in West Africa by amazing artisans.
One Man No Chop
– A whimsical moving toy centered
around a Ghanaian proverb meaning,
‘Food is not meant for one person’.
Crafted in West Africa by amazing artisans.
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