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(Click image to enlarge)   Fat Mama The “Fat Mama” gazes into space for societal and individual values of life. Artist: Esau Karuru Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l) 340mm x (h) 240mm x (w) 1630mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   A Moment in Time Posing for a photo or modelling are some of the ways in which society reflects and creates its values. Artist: Silas Mkumba Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l) 950mm x (h) 500mm x (w) 350mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   Lovers The family is the basic unit of society. The family has its origin in love. The intricate relationship between society, love and regeneration form a rich vein for exploration through sculpture. Njobo tried to bring out this intimacy and absorption felt through love in his sculpture. Artist: Tafi Sinyoro Medium: Serpentine Dimensions: (l) 470mm x (h) 800mm x (w) 100mm Weight: - Back to Top
(Click image to enlarge)   The Spirit Medium Man has sought to counter supernatural forces with other supernatural powers he understands. Spirit mediums are one of these forces. Not only do the Shona drive the satisfaction of life after death through the spirit medium, but they are also able to re-live the past through the same means. Artist: Esau Karuru Medium: - Dimensions: (l) 600mm x (h) 350mm x (w) 650mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   The Bloom ”Flowers”, symbolize the beginning of life, "seeds", the transience of beauty, "petals and stem", sacrifice of parenthood. In this sculpture not only is the flower in full bloom, but it also carries with it a lot of life, like lizards and other fauna. Artist: Makuwerere Njobo Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l) 470mm x (h) 1350mm x (w) 260mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   Visionary Being able to see in front as well as at the back, to see the past as well as the future, is like being able to live in the past, the present and the future. The visionary encompasses all these traits to live a multi-layered life free from the constraints of the present. Artist: Tafi Sinyoro Medium: Serpentine Dimensions: (l) 400mm x (h) 590mm x (w) 270mm Weight: - Back to Top
(Click image to enlarge)   Ukama TA simple handshake does magic to connect people to the culture of mutual recognition. It builds true friendship. The artist is from the old school that believes in basic integrity and simplicity. True friendship knows no religion, race, colour, gender nor age. The piece demonstrates the need for unity and togetherness of all people and all races. Artist: T Gumbere Medium: Green opal Dimensions: (l) 340mm x (h) 240mm x (w) 1630mm Weight: Approx. 30kg Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   No Description There is no description available at this time. We will update the information for this piece shortly. Artist: - Medium: - Dimensions: - Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   Friends Friends stand together and try to see the world with a complementary eye. Artist: Tawanda Shoniwa Medium: Opal Dimensions: (l) 300mm x (h) 700mm x (w) 150mm Weight:   Back to Top
(Click image to enlarge)   No Description There is no description available at this time. We will update the information for this piece shortly. Artist: - Medium: - Dimensions: - Weight: - - - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   Big Five The Big Five constitute the top five of the jungle hierarchy as seen by man. Fear of these animals and the desire to see them have captivated mankind since the beginning of time.     Artist: Charles Muropa Medium: Spring Stone Dimensions: (l) 360 mm x (h) 280mm x (w) 1005mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   Repentance time The metaphysical world stretches our imagination to the limit. Sin and repentance form part of this metaphysical world in many religions. Taking a bath whilst in a kneeling position and whilst using herbal concoctions is part of the cleansing and repentance ceremonies of the Shona people. It is also expected to bring good luck to the partaker. Artist: Makuwerere Njobo Medium: Spring stone Height: (l) 300mm x (h) 280mm x (w) 930mm Weight: - Back to Top
(Click image to enlarge)   Seeded Future Flower and fruit metamorpho- sis’s into a belly full of seed. Plant and animal have no boundaries separating them. Through this form the artist explores the theme of hope. Pregnancy or seeds represent growth and hope for the future. As Ernest Hemingway would put it "It is a sin not to hope." Artist: Chriss Chironga Medium: Spring stone & Cobalt Dimensions: (l) 530mm x (h) 420mm x (w) 870mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   Lovers View Lovers see the world through eyes clouded with emotion. To the Saran the sharp lines define the sculpture. The peals and the curves have a sexual aura to the lover and the sharp lines only helps to make them more pronounced.       Artist: Chriss Chironga Medium: Spring Stone Dimensions: (l)1070 mm x (h) 1530mm x (w) 720mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   The Duckling The mother and child’s love and bond relationship is universal in the animal kingdom. The mother gives love and tries to give maximum protection to its prodigy from predators and a hostile environment. By observing such relationships we are able to communicate with other animals and come to the realization that the world is ours to share with these creatures. Artist: Tafi Sinyoro Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l) 430mm x (h) 200mm x (w) 820mm Weight: - Back to Top
(Click image to enlarge)   Timeless Gaze Wisdom comes with age. The old man gazes both to the past and into the future. The serenity and tranquility of the moment are all embodied in the carving. Artist: Effort Chivhunga Medium: Opal Dimensions: (l) 550mm x (h) 900mm x (w)550 mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   The naked eye Njobo tries to make a statement on what we see and how we see it. In his sculpture the head loops to form the eye. Thus most of our view of the world is not formed by the eye, but is what the mind makes of the world. The eye consists of vast emptiness attached to  imagination or the mind.   Artist: Makuwerere Njobo Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l) 570mm x (h) 1250mm x (w) 280mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   New Look The combination of the Historic chevron pattern, found in Great Zimbabwe, and the sharp pronounced lines makes a contrast between the traditional Shona sculpture and that of Western culture. The resultant sculpture goes beyond mono culture and cuts across the boundaries of time.   Artist: Chriss Chironga Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l)700 mm x (h) 2120mm x (w) 520mm Weight: - Back to Top
(Click image to enlarge)   Fertility Dance "All creatures bright and beautiful" come together to perform the dance of posterity. The frogs dance together in a heap as each of the males tries to propagate its genes. The strong, the patient and the hopeful all take their position in the dance greatly reflecting what also takes place in human life. Artist: Art Paradzai Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l) 550 mm x (h) 920mm x (w) 300mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   The Princess The clothes, beauty and grace all contribute in making the subject a princess without being of royal decent. Motion and posture are well articulated by the "Princess". Artist: Chriss Chironga Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l) 250mm x (h) 1370mm x (w) 160mm Weight: - Back to Top	(Click image to enlarge)   I 'n I The influence of Rastafarians did not only influence music but also influence sculpture and other facets of daily life. The hair style, dressing and posture of the sculpture all show the great influence of Rastafarians. Artist: Chriss Chironga Medium: Spring stone Dimensions: (l) 340mm x (h) 1630mm x (w) 240mm Weight: - Back to Top
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