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Yoruba Mythology Coloring Book

Yoruba Mythology Coloring Book

Yoruba Mythology Coloring Book

Nzinga-Christina Reid

7,48 €
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Editorial:
Black Diaries
Año de edición:
2017
Materia
Historia de África
ISBN:
9780692967027
7,48 €
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Yoruba mythology is often studied and yet many questions remain about the ancient gods and goddesses, or Orishas, of West Africa. As the Orisha stories were passed down orally through the centuries, there evolved many variations of the characters, their name spellings, and their relationships to one another. This coloring book is designed to help you explore answers about their nature while enjoying the relaxation and fun of coloring! Plunge into this educational coloring book, featuring:-20 stunning pictures of various Yoruba gods and goddess for you to color-Detailed and informative information of the Yoruba faith on every page-Text designed to help relax and inspire-For adults and children-Huge variety of styles and designs-For artists of all levels, beginner to expert-8.5 x 11 inches book size

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