Sankofa Bird: Decorative African Wooden Walking Stick olive Huggable by Larry "Poncho" Brown

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Sankofa Bird: Decorative African Wooden Walking Stick olive Huggable by Larry "Poncho" BrownAn authentic decorative African Walking Stick hand carved out of a dark brown black Sese Wood and featuring a Sankofa Bird beneath the circular handle. The Sankofa Bird has great significance in African culture. The Sankofa Bird is typically depicted as twisting its beak behind itself, in order to bring forth an egg from its back. The symbol has been translated in English to mean "go back to the past and bring forward that which is useful." Connecting