Baianas from Bahia

The Baianas are the descendants of African women who during 400 years enslavement, were unpaid domestic workers for Brazilian families. They cooked the food, nurtured the children
Now they are famous, wherever you go in Salvador, Bahia, located on the north- eastern coast of Brazil, there they are, cooking, dancing and singing
They sell “ acarajé “ a type of fritter made from cowpeas, delicious , on Salvador streets

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Size: 6x15x6in (15.2x38.1x15.2cm)
Original/Reproduction: Original
Signed: Yes
Materials: Clay, fabric, lace
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Art By Nara

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Nara Rosa, Brazilian artist, was born on an island where all her inspiration comes from.
As soon as she was able to hold a color pencil, she started to draw at the age 4 years old.
She prefers acrylic on canvas to vividly portray the island scenery of her memories.
“ I was born in Florianópolis, a beautiful island in southern Brazil, rich in all kind of art, like music, ceramics and paintings. It’s where my inspiration comes from, with bright color, which represent my happy life on the island”

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