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Black History cultural heritage Bring home a piece of

SKU: 19076927611

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Bring home a piece of Jamaica with Parish Ludi - where tradition meets artistry

The boarder is also made from 1/2"  thick  ply wood and range from 2 1/2" high on the 19" and 24" boards up  to 5" on the larger Ludi boards

Anne Cools was the first black person to become a Canadian senator

NOTE: water mark will not be on the finished product

where Jamaican gaming tradition meets contemporary celebration of Black culture and achievement

Black History cultural heritage Bring home a piece ofCanadian stamps in honor of black Canadians. Featuring Viola Desmond, also image from Hogan's Alley Vancouver's first concentrated black community. John Ware was an black cowboy best remembered for his ability to ride and train horses in Southern Alberta in the late 1800s , also image of children in Africville Nova Scotia. NOTE: watermark will not be on the finished product. All boards are made on 1 2" thick wood. The boarded is also made from 1 2"

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