kombosi
Kombosi is a type of axe that originated in West Africa, particularly in the regions of Ghana, Nigeria, and Cameroon. The term "kombosi" is derived from the Hausa language, which refers to a specific type of axe used by farmers and herders. Kombosi axes are typically crafted from durable hardwoods, such as ebony or mahogany, and feature a curved or tapered blade with a wooden or bone handle.
The kombosi axe is an essential tool for various agricultural and domestic tasks, including chopping firewood,
The design and construction of kombosi axes vary depending on the region and craftsman. Some examples feature