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	God Cares When I'm Sad - These cute, economical picture books use clever alliteration and rhyme to help young readers expand their vocabularies and discover important core values and truths about God. Word base is drawn from ABEKA curriculum.<P>This storybook from the Getting to Know God series teaches your child that God will comfort and help him or her in hard times., Children's Books / Ages 4-8 Fiction ; Religious - Christian ; Social Issues - Emotions & Feelings, God Cares When I'm Sad	$4.17 EUR
	God Cares When I'm Sad - These cute, economical picture books use clever alliteration and rhyme to help young readers expand their vocabularies and discover important core values and truths about God. Word base is drawn from ABEKA curriculum.<P>This storybook from the Getting to Know God series teaches your child that God will comfort and help him or her in hard times., Children's Books / Ages 4-8 Fiction ; Religious - Christian ; Social Issues - Emotions & Feelings, God Cares When I'm Sad	$4.17 EUR
	God Always Loves Me - These cute, economical picture books use clever alliteration and rhyme to help young readers expand their vocabularies and discover important core values and truths about God. Word base is drawn from ABEKA curriculum.<P>This storybook from the Getting to Know God series teaches your child that God loves him or her and forgives them., Children's Books / Ages 4-8 Fiction ; Religious - Christian ; Social Issues - General, God Always Loves Me	$11.0 EUR
	God Cares When I'm Sad - These cute, economical picture books use clever alliteration and rhyme to help young readers expand their vocabularies and discover important core values and truths about God. Word base is drawn from ABEKA curriculum.<P>This storybook from the Getting to Know God series teaches your child that God will comfort and help him or her in hard times., Children's Books / Ages 4-8 Fiction ; Religious - Christian ; Social Issues - Emotions & Feelings, God Cares When I'm Sad	$11.0 EUR
	God Sees Me All the Time Condition: New - ISBN: 9780781430876 Publisher: Cook Communications Ministries Description: What parent hasn't been asked, "Does God know when I've been bad or when I'm sad?" Through an imaginative first person narrative, children follow the real-life encounters of a little girl, witnessing first hand that God sees and knows all. Expressive art and rhyme coupled with vocabulary from the highly acclaimed ABEKA curriculum make this an easy and fun way for your child to learn about God. Binding: Paperback Condition: New	$4.99 USD
	Threadwork, 'Woman Weaving' - Dressed in swirling skirts and fancy earrings, she stands and stretches out her weaving to inspect it. Colorful yarns flow through her able hands as she transforms them into fabrics. Exalting the skill and dedication of the African woman, Randy Abeka Abbam creates the beautiful image by gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. The work is framed in tweneboa wood.	$68.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Calabash Festival' - Women with tightly-braided hairdos clutch colorful calabashes in this enchanting work by Randy Abeka Abbam. In eastern Ghana, calabash gourds are used as drums during festivals and funerals. Abbam creates the bright image by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. "This portrays a group of women engaged in a calabash display while dancing at the same time ? it shows the beauty of the calabash," he says. Cotton thread on card stock, the work is framed in tweneboah wood.	$68.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Escape' - Wrought in brilliant red, the Atiko Gyawu symbol swirls in exquisite symmetry. It is said to be inspired by the shaved head of Gyawu, a Bantama king of the Ashanti people who escaped imprisonment. Atiko refers to the back of the monarch's head. It is a symbol of high social standing. Randy Abeka Abbam creates the bright image by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. Ghanaian Adinkra symbols such as this one represent popular sayings. Cotton thread on card stock, the work arrives in a frame of tweneboa wood.	$59.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Dagomba Dance' - Dressed in traditional ceremonial regalia, drummers dance to the throbbing rhythms of their own instruments. Spectators share in the excitement of the festival, shaded from the African sun by colorful parasols. Randy Abeka Abbam creates an intricate and colorful portrait of the Dagomba people of northern Ghana. "I depict a group from the Dagomba tribe drumming and dancing in their ceremonial costumes," he says. Abbam creates the bright images by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. Cotton thread on card stock, the work is framed in tweneboa wood.	$68.95 USD
	God Cares When I'm Sad Condition: New - ISBN: 9780781433136 Publisher: Cook Communications Ministries Description: These cute, economical picture books use clever alliteration and rhyme to help young readers expand their vocabularies (word base drawn from ABEKA curriculum) and discover important core values and truths about God. -- Teaches children that God will comfort and help them in hard times -- Book's girl character discovers God's compassion through real-life situations -- Features Bible verse and short prayer to pray at the end -- Includes Faith Parenting Guide "TM" to encourage parental interaction Binding: Paperback Condition: New	$4.99 USD
	God Always Loves Me Condition: New - ISBN: 9780781433143 Publisher: Cook Communications Ministries Description: These cute, economical picture books use clever alliteration and rhyme to help young readers expand their vocabularies (word base drawn from ABEKA curriculum) and discover important core values and truths about God. -- Teaches children that God loves and forgives them -- Book's boy character discovers God's love and forgiveness through real-life situations -- Features Bible verse and short prayer to pray at the end -- Includes Faith Parenting Guide "TM" to encourage parental interaction Binding: Paperback Condition: New	$4.99 USD
	Threadwork, 'The Good King' - Framed: 13.4 " W x 18.9 " H x 0.6 " D Threadwork: 11.4 " W x 17.3 " H Weight: 0.75 kg -Cotton and beads on card stock -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. This strong visage is crowned by a horned helmet, clearly communicating his power and rank. Wearing a mask, the figure represents a beloved king. Randy Abeka Abbam creates the bright image by patiently gluing cotton thread and beads to a card stock base. "I depict the good deeds the Asante king did to foster peace, love and friendship between his people and the Fanti kings," he says. Named Ohene Papa, which means "good king" in the Akan language, the work is framed in tweneboa wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'African Sword of Honor' - Framed: 12.6 " W x 17.3 " H x 0.6 " D Threadwork: 11.0 " W x 15.8 " H Weight: 0.40 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Evoking shimmering blue steel, sweeping curves symbolize sharp blades. Randy Abeka Abbam portrays the Adinkra symbol known as Akofena, which means "Sword of Honor." The imagery comes from crossed swords used for generations on the heraldic shields of Ghana. Thus the symbol represents the legitimate authority of the state. Abbam creates the bright design by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. Cotton thread on card stock, the work arrives in a frame of tweneboa wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Calabash Festival' - Framed: 16.9 " W x 13.0 " H x 0.6 " D Painting: 15.2 " W x 11.2 " H Weight: 0.50 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Women with tightly-braided hairdos clutch colorful calabashes in this enchanting work by Randy Abeka Abbam. In eastern Ghana, calabash gourds are used as drums during festivals and funerals. Abbam creates the bright image by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. "This portrays a group of women engaged in a calabash display while dancing at the same time it shows the beauty of the calabash," he says. Cotton thread on card stock, the work is framed in tweneboah wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$130.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'I Fear None But God' - Framed: 16.5 " W x 20.7 " H x 0.6 " D Threadwork: 14.6 " W x 18.9 " H Weight: 0.90 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Swirling lines highlight an Adinkra symbol that emerges from a brilliant checkerboard of shapes. Randy Abeka Abbam creates the image by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. Ghanaian Adinkra symbols communicate popular wisdom to the people. The impressive Gye Nyame symbol with its rotating movements is understood as "I fear none except God." Cotton thread on card stock, the work arrives in a frame of tweneboah wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$130.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'In Harmony' - Size: 12.2" W x 19.1" H x 0.8" D Weight: 0.33lb Ships from NOVICA's West Africa office. - Arrives framed - Limited edition - Signed by the artist NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Randy Abeka Abbam sends a powerful message of unity in a very unique way as he conjures the presence of three queens. They represent three of Ghana's most important tribes, Ashanti, Dagomba, and Akwapim. Standing as close as sisters do, their colorful robes are interwoven to symbolize love, togetherness, and mercy amongst them and their people. Arrives with a tweneboah wood frame. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Gentle Waterfalls' - Size: 13.0" W x 16.9" H x 0.8" D Weight: 0.33lb Ships from NOVICA's West Africa office. - Arrives framed - Limited edition - Signed by the artist NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. The gentle murmur of rushing waters serenades the tranquil forests of Randy Abeka Abbam's imagination. Tall trees meet nearby cliffs while the river is tinted a clear blue. Abbam conjures a peaceful scene by patiently gluing cotton threads on a card stock base. Arrives with a tweneboah wood frame. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Woman Weaving' - Framed: 12.8 " W x 16.9 " H x 0.8 " D Threadwork: 11.2 " W x 15.4 " H Weight: 0.43 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Arrives framed -Signed by the artist Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Dressed in swirling skirts and fancy earrings, she stands and stretches out her weaving to inspect it. Colorful yarns flow through her able hands as she transforms them into fabrics. Exalting the skill and dedication of the African woman, Randy Abeka Abbam creates the beautiful image by gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. The work is framed in tweneboa wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$130.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Justice' - Framed: 12.2 " W x 18.3 " H x 0.6 " D Threadwork: 10.4 " W x 16.5 " H Weight: 0.65 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Randy Abeka Abbam speaks in ciphers to express ancestral wisdom. Ghanaian Adinkra symbols communicate popular wisdom to the people, and the artist portrays two in bright silhouettes. Appearing at the bottom of the composition, Bi-Nka-Bi stands for justice. It means that no one should outrage or provoke another and exhorts fair play, unity and avoidance of strife. Above, Denkyem is an animal sign that represents adaptability. Abbam creates the image by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. Cotton thread on card stock, the work arrives in a frame of sese wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Music' - Framed: 13.0 " W x 16.9 " H x 0.8 " D Threadwork: 11.4 " W x 15.4 " H Weight: 0.38 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Arrives framed -Limited edition -Signed by the artist Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Musical instruments of all kinds dance on a rose background, while a person reaches wide to embrace them all. Randy Abeka Abbam's joyous composition celebrates the wealth of music styles throughout Africa. He creates the images by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base and frames the work in tweneboa wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Dagomba Dance' - Framed: 16.9 " W x 13.0 " H x 0.6 " D Threadwork: 15.0 " W x 11.0 " H Weight: 0.50 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Dressed in traditional ceremonial regalia, drummers dance to the throbbing rhythms of their own instruments. Spectators share in the excitement of the festival, shaded from the African sun by colorful parasols. Randy Abeka Abbam creates an intricate and colorful portrait of the Dagomba people of northern Ghana. "I depict a group from the Dagomba tribe drumming and dancing in their ceremonial costumes," he says. Abbam creates the bright images by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. Cotton thread on card stock, the work is framed in tweneboa wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$130.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Love and Image' - Size: 12.8" W x 16.9" H x 0.8" D Weight: 0.33lb Ships from NOVICA's West Africa office. - Arrives framed - Limited edition - Signed by the artist NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Colorful hearts shape the silhouettes of lovers drawn to one another under the influence of their love. Randy Abeka Abbam celebrates the power of love through his unique art work. He delineates the images by patiently gluing cotton threads on a card stock base. Arrives with a tweneboah wood frame. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Hidden Treasure' - Size: 16.9" W x 13.0" H x 0.8" D Weight: 0.33lb Ships from NOVICA's West Africa office. - Arrives framed - Limited edition - Signed by the artist NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. An emerald star becomes the hidden treasure of a composition that expands with colorful radiance. Randy Abeka Abbam sets a joyful mood as he creates the composition with bright cotton threads on a card stock base. Arrives with a tweneboah wood frame. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Sunset' - Framed: 16.9 " W x 13.0 " H x 0.6 " D Threadwork: 15.2 " W x 11.2 " H Weight: 0.50 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Tied up at the dock, the "Sunset" bobs in a serene blue sea. Sea breezes rustle in the coconut palms and a brilliant sun illuminates the west African coast. Randy Abeka Abbam creates the bright image by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. "This beach scene is a very calm environment," he says. "Sunset is the time of day the boat puts to sea. Additionally, its name is 'Sunset.'" Cotton thread on card stock, the work is framed in tweneboa wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$155.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Ourselves' - Size: 13.0" W x 16.9" H x 0.8" D Weight: 0.33lb Ships from NOVICA's West Africa office. - Arrives framed - Limited edition - Signed by the artist NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Abstract images invite interpretation in this original composition by Ghana's Randy Abeka Abbam. "I wanted to show how our lives are, and the difficulties that we go through," explains the artist. "The colors depict the problems that we go through in our lives." Arrives with a tweneboah wood frame. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Peace on Earth' - Size: 17.5" W x 10.6" H Weight: 0.33lb Ships from NOVICA's West Africa office. - Arrives unframed - Limited edition - Signed by the artist NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Ghanaian artist Randy Abeka Abbam conjures a peaceful scene replete of lush green trees standing tall as snow falls. "As Christmas comes near, people make friends and try to forgive one another," observes Abbam. "People also try to change certain things to enable them to lead a peaceful life." Arrives with a tweneboah wood frame. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD
	Threadwork, 'Escape' - Framed: 17.5 " W x 13.0 " H x 0.6 " D Threadwork: 15.8 " W x 11.2 " H Weight: 0.40 kg -Cotton thread on card stock -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Ghana NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Wrought in brilliant red, the Atiko Gyawu symbol swirls in exquisite symmetry. It is said to be inspired by the shaved head of Gyawu, a Bantama king of the Ashanti people who escaped imprisonment. Atiko refers to the back of the monarch's head. It is a symbol of high social standing. Randy Abeka Abbam creates the bright image by patiently gluing cotton thread to a card stock base. Ghanaian Adinkra symbols such as this one represent popular sayings. Cotton thread on card stock, the work arrives in a frame of tweneboa wood. Handmade by Randy Abeka Abbam "My name is Randy Abeka Abbam (RAA), popularly known as 'Spider.' I was born on March 6, 1985 in eastern Ghana, but started my basic education in Nigeria, where I discovered my talent in art at that early age. I was later brought back to Ghana in 1993. I'm currently a second-year student majoring in art and design. "As a young artist, I do not limit myself to my medium, but always experiment with the local tools and materials that I find in my environment. I produce works that range from abstracts to semi-abstracts and sometimes realism. During my first year in art school, I realized that thread on board is very unique. This medium has now dominated most of my works. I take my inspiration from God and nature, and also from the cultural heritage of my people. My exhibitions so far have been at school where I was nicknamed 'Spider,' the king of webs. I have sold many works to local galleries, companies and individuals. One of my innermost dreams is to hold exhibitions of my own both at home and abroad. I have passion for art and I'm proud to be an artist."	$105.95 USD