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Berber women, small acrylic paintings, Berber women, acrylic on wood, Berber art, 10 × 10 centimeters.
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Berber Women Acrylic Paintings – Collection of 4

By: Artiwirga

$70

Hand drawn acrylic berber women on wooden board.

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This 10×10 cm framed painting is made with Acrylic paint on wooden-board. Representing berber women.

There are no duplicates and each piece is as unique
This is a one of a kind painting. Perfect as a present, or a treat to brighten up your home’s collection of original artwork.
It will be carefully wrapped before posting.

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Weight1 kg
Dimensions50 × 50 × 30 cm
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Artiwirga

I'm a self-taught Berber painter, who grew up in a small village in the Atlas Mountains. I have two small shops in the village of Ait Ben Haddou where I and other local artisans used to showcase our work and devotion to Moroccan Berber women.
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