Clay African Sambura Fertility Doll Penobscot vase with handles and is stamped on the

and is stamped on the bottom “Made in France

or set it on a counter

who clearly had a great deal of respect for this piece of wood

these would be great for the porch or patio on a hot summer evening--though really pretty great anytime at all

Clay African Sambura Fertility Doll Penobscot vase with handles and is stamped on theWhen I found this little clay fertility doll I had no idea quite what she was or where she came from, but I fell in love with her. I've since learned these types of fertility figures are made by the Sambura people of Kenya and that she is probably just a couple of decades old. I just love her wide eyed expression, exaggerated ears, and the red and black painted details, including a red stripe that highlights what appears to be a row of three buttons.