Ghana's fantasy coffins are a colorful celebration of life and legacy

ACCRA, Ghana (AP) — Ghana's fantasy coffins are unique creations that embody the essence of a person's life. Known by locals as Abebuo, these colorful coffins, shaped like animals, tools, or symbols, serve as a final message from the deceased. While they are common among the Ga people of Accra, their popularity is spreading across Ghana. Families choose designs that reflect identity, occupation and status. Funerals in Ghana are vibrant, with music and dancing, and these coffins add a creative touch. Some coffins are even sought after by collectors as art pieces, destined for museums abroad.

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