Mozambique hand carved Fish sculpture -XS (01) Hiking using the leaves or seeds

using the leaves or seeds of the indigofera or lonchocarpus plants

A cheetah hand-carved in Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) from a single piece of non-indigenous Jacaranda wood

They were used as a form of currency and to provide status to the wearer

They do have base and are carried during religious

The Mursi people are settled around the Omo River and in the Mago National Park located in southern Ethiopia

Mozambique hand carved Fish sculpture -XS (01) Hiking using the leaves or seedsA fish sculpture hand carved from solid wood by artists on the coast of Mozambique. Buying it supports the makers directly. Suitable for indoors or out left outside it will weather naturally over time, and the odd small crack in the wood is part of its character. A characterful sculptural piece for a shelf, table or garden. Size: L 53cm H 20cm W 15cm.