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Gems of Africa Gallery

Atlanta's Leading Resource For Contemporary African Art

Our Premier African Art Collection

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Shona Sculptures

Shona sculpture is steeped in the legend and traditions of an ancient African culture, yet stunningly modern in appearance.  Sculpting by hand with simple and found tools
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Pottery

Andersen Ashby Studios, formerly Intu-Art Pottery Company ​produce one-of-a-kind pieces. No two pieces are identical and the artists sign each piece that they create.     read more...
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Iron Wood

Ironwood is a common name for a wide variety of exceptionally hard or dense wood.  It is so dense it will not float in water and carving it can be extremely difficult, but it is read more... 
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Paintings

Discover paintings by a wide range of artists from all over Africa with mediums in pastel, charcoal, acrylic, oil,  batik, sand and many other mediums.
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Tribal Masks

African Tribal Masks are used for specific events or gatherings, such as funerals or ceremonies.  Each African society has their own unique mask that symbolize themselves read more...
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Tribal Artifacts

Tribal artifacts consists of wood and stone carvings, ceramics, metal work, jewelry, baskets, textiles, instruments, weapons, beadwork and many more.
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Ngwenya Glass

NGWENYA- (Siswati name for "crocodile") Each item is handmade from 100% recycled glass, most of which is from Coke bottles, gathered from all over Swaziland. 
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Kisii Stone

Kisii Stone is a soapstone that is hand carved by expert carvers into a variety of art forms, such as sculptures, tableware, animals,
​chess sets and more. 
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African Inspired

African and African inspired products from some of our hand picked affiliate partners featuring home decor  to help you decorate all the rooms in your home or office. 
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Our Collection

Shona Sculptures
​Iron Wood Sculptures 
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Kisii Stone
Pottery
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Masks
Artifacts
Ngwenya Glass
Paintings
Affiliates
  • Baskets
  • ​​Books
  • Africa Imports
  • African Inspired 
  • African American Products

Our Services

Repair Wooden Items
Repair & Polish Shona
Custom Mask Stands
TV/Movie  Prop Rentals

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Stone Types
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Gems of Africa Gallery     
P.O.  Box 1163      
Fairburn, GA     
404-876-8200
www.GemsOfAfricaGallery.com


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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
  • SHOP
    • Iron Wood
    • Shona
    • Kisii Stone
    • Pottery
    • Masks
    • Artifacts
    • Paintings
    • Ngwenya Glass
    • African Affiliates
    • Books
  • ARTIST BIOS
  • SERVICES
  • RESOURCES
    • Art Terms
    • Stone Types
    • Mask Types
    • Head Rest Function
    • Wood Types
    • Appraisals
    • Travel
    • Design
    • Calendar
  • FRIENDS
    • NBAF
    • Auburn Ave Research Library
    • Civil Rights Museum
    • An Ka Fo Institute
    • Giwayen Mata
  • CONTACT