Skip to product information
1 of 1

Tribalgh

Paul Hair Cut Ghana Barber Sign – Hand-Painted African Art

Paul Hair Cut Ghana Barber Sign – Hand-Painted African Art

Regular price $130.00 USD
Regular price $0.00 USD Sale price $130.00 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Item number:

SKU:SD-30782

Check shipping cost

Standard shipping cost for this item is $ 24.95
Insured "AIR MAIL" anywhere in the world.
Delivery time for Europe is 7-14 working days.
Delivery time for USA and the rest of the World is 14-21 working days.
We combine shipping on multiple purchases!

DHL option available for faster delivery ( 2 - 4 working days ) to all over the world.
During your checkout you will be able to see cost and select DHL option.

FREE upgrade to DHL for orders over $ 200

Paul Hair Cut – Authentic Hand-Painted Ghana Barber Sign

Celebrate the vibrant art culture of West Africa with this striking hand-painted Ghana shop sign featuring a detailed portrait for “Paul Hair Cut.” This original Ghana barber sign is a bold and expressive piece of African folk art, crafted by a local artist using oil paint on sturdy plywood.

This sign was once proudly displayed outside a barbershop, enticing customers with its realistic portraiture and vibrant yellow background. It represents the visual storytelling tradition used by small business owners across Ghana to advertise their services and showcase identity.

  • Type: Barber Shop / Hair Salon Sign
  • Materials: Oil paint on plywood
  • Dimensions: 25" x 17" (63.5 cm x 43 cm)
  • Condition: Good with visible signs of wear, scratches, paint loss, and minor repairs – all part of its authentic charm.

This vintage Ghana barber sign is a one-of-a-kind collectible – perfect for lovers of African art, barbershop enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to bold, handmade advertising visuals. Add it to your decor or collection and own a unique piece of African commercial history.

About Hand-Painted Ghana Shop Signs

Ghana shop signs are a vital part of visual culture in West Africa. Created by self-taught artists, these hand-painted signs are used to advertise barbers, herbalists, telecom services, general food shops, and more. Each sign is painted freehand, often without stencils, giving them their bold and unmistakable charm.

In Ghana, signs are not just informative – they are works of art that showcase a business’s personality. Artists use vibrant colors and detailed portraiture to capture attention in busy urban and rural settings. These signs support local economies by making services visually accessible and are a testament to the resourcefulness and creativity of Ghanaian communities.

TribalGH is proud to support and share these iconic artworks that reflect the heart of grassroots entrepreneurship in West Africa.

Browse our full collection of Ghana hand-painted movie posters here.

Visit our archives of sold hand-painted movie posters here.

View full details