Alagwu Henry · Lagos · Nigeria
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A mother's hands do more than nurture; they teach, protect, comfort, and prepare children for life. Through conversations, shared stories, and everyday routines, mothers shape character, build confidence, and preserve culture. These seemingly ordinary moments often become the memories that children carry throughout their lives. This work reminds us that the strength of every society begins at home. Mothers are the first teachers, the first caregivers, and often the silent pillars holding families together. Their influence extends far beyond the household, helping
Ìyá Ni Wura is a tribute to the countless women whose love, resilience, and selfless devotion continue to nurture generations. It invites viewers to pause, reflect, and appreciate the immeasurable value of mothers the foundation upon which families and society are built.
Medium
Oil
Dimensions
40 x 36 inches
Weight
0.55 kg
Framing
Not framed
Year created
2026
Availability
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Curated for its storytelling, materiality, and collector feedback. Pair it with warm lighting and neutral palette interiors to let its textures shine.
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Alagwu Henry
Lagos · Nigeria
Alagwu Henry (b. January 19, 2002, Nigeria) is a figurative artist based in Lagos whose work delves into the intersections of emotion, memor...
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