Canes & Walking Sticks
Wood walking stick, 'Serpent's Wisdom'
Considered a wise creature in Ghana, a serpent is transformed into an elegant walking stick. Evans Doe Martey carves his original design by hand, burnishing the wood with mansion polish.
Wood walking stick, 'Race Horse'
A race horse lends its thoroughbred beauty to this distinguished walking stick. Using only hand tools, Evans Doe Martey carves the piece by hand from African sese wood.
Wood walking stick, 'Jumping Frog'
With its mouth open to croak, a jumping frog forms the handle of this distinguished walking stick. Edward Evans Doe Martey carves it by hand from native sese wood, adding a dark, smooth finish.
Wood walking stick, 'Dragon Head'
Sleek lines define this walking stick, hand-carved by master artisan Nyoman Karsa. The deep, dark allure of sono wood complements smooth details, as a dragon head appears ominously at the handle, imbued with the mystique of Balinese lore.
Wood walking stick, 'Cobra Head'
Charmed by some invisible melody, this cobra stands tall with fangs exposed to attack - instantly transformed into a fascinating walking stick. Nyoman Karsa casts the spell on sono wood, carefully hand-carving every detail of the lithe creature.
Wood walking stick, 'Bear'
The embodiment of might, a pouncing bear is featured upon the handle of this walking stick as a symbol of agile strength. Nyoman Karsa hand-carves this walking stick from select sono wood, its elegant grain evoking an aura of distinction.
Wood walking stick, 'Sea Turtle'
Rising from the ocean, a sea turtle impels itself forward with leathery flippers. Nyoman Karsa depicts the realistic creature in a beautiful wood carving to crown a handsome walking stick.
Wood walking stick, 'King of the Lions'
Considered the king of all animals, the African lion is a regal and beautiful creature. George Obeng carves the mighty cat to crown a walking stick. He finishes the novel design with mansion polish.
Wood walking stick, 'Eagle Head'
Proud and solemn, this eagle adorns this walking stick with aesthetic wisdom. Nyoman Karsa hand-carves this walking stick from select sono wood with extraordinary finesse, its elegant grain evoking an aura of distinction.
Wood walking stick, 'Strength in Unity'
Two visages face in opposite directions to illustrate the Ghanaian proverb, "Two heads are better than one." Hand-carved from African sese wood, this handsome walking stick comes from Frank Obiri-Ntow. It is a constant reminder that there is strength in unity.