Osunu Greeting: Decorative African Wooden Walking Stick blues music songwriter and producer Marvin Gaye

songwriter and producer Marvin Gaye

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Osunu Greeting: Decorative African Wooden Walking Stick blues music songwriter and producer Marvin GayeAn authentic decorative African Walking Stick hand carved out of a dark brown black Sese Wood and featuring ornately embossed aluminum rings toward the bottom. It features an elephant whose long and lean trunk forms the handle of the staff. Osunu is another word used for "Elephant" in the area of Ghana where the artist is from and is where this design derives its name. The African elephant has long been a symbol of power and strength in many African