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Arthro SupReviver (Glucosamine and chondroitin) - Dietary Supplement for Inflammation and Chronic Joint Pain Longrich's Arthro SupReviver is a revolutionary dietary supplement that reduces inflammation and relieves chronic joint pain such as arthritis, osteoarthritis and rheumatism. This is...
Original Handmade Wooden Key Ring with Ring - Height 5 cm Original handcrafted keychain to give as a gift to your friends, guests, colleagues etc. Handmade on Kévazingo from Gabon, it is an artistic piece that adapts to all your decorations.
Decorative wooden sculpture representing a Citroen 2CV AZU (utility version), a collector's car from the 1960s. The Citroën 2 CV is a popular French car produced by Citroën between 7 October 1948 and 27 July 1990. The 1939 prototype and the last model from 1990.
Beautiful decorative wooden sculpture representing a Citroën 2CV AZAM American version years 1965. The Citroën 2 CV (for "two horses"), colloquially called Deuche or Deudeuche, is a popular French car produced by Citroën between 7 October 1948 and 27 July 1990. The 1939 prototype and the last...
Contemporary decorative figurine of Gabon in Mbigou stone "The Thinker 2" is a beautiful stone sculpture 33 cm high symbolizing emotions and reflection. It is also the evocation of an abused woman who meditates on her condition. This original work of art was made by the talented artisans of the...
Contemporary sculpture of Gabon on stone of Mbigou Ideal to adorn your interior spaces, this magnificent work of art made by the best craftsmen of the Cooperative of Artisanal Products of Mbigou (Coopam) is a contemporary stone sculpture that evokes the return of a woman from the fields. It is a...
Contemporary sculpture of Gabon in Mbigou stone The "Pregnant Woman" is a work of art that highlights the fundamental role of African women in the procreation and renewal of the human species. This original statuette was made by the Cooperative of Artisanal Products of Mbigou (Coopam) of Gabon.
