African Art
Traditional and Abstract Stone Carvings

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African art sculpture portraying animals and people in both realistic and abstract form. The pieces are all one of a kind, carved using different types of stone such as serpentine, verdite, springstone, African butter jade and rapoko, an African term for soapstone used by indigenous carvers throughout the world. The term rapoko originated among the Shona artists of Zimbabwe, where it derived from the stone's common resemblance to the roasted millet consumed by a majority of that country's indigenous inhabitants. Most of the stones are found in a large spectrum of colors, varying from creamy white to black.

We have an abiding love for the southern part of Africa: its people, its customs, its wildlife that exists freely within its remaining beautiful open spaces. We are particularly fond of African art as represented by the beautiful stone carvings that we offer here for your examination and purchase. The sculptures shown in this catalog are representative of those we import from Africa regularly, shipping free to you from our Woodland Hills, California location.  Canadian shipments are sent via U.S. Post unless other routing is specified by customers. We have a very large inventory in addition to those pieces illustrated. If there is something you would like to ask about, call us at (888) 237-4327. Ask about our lay-away plan for larger sculptures.

Although there are some sculptures of size, we have generally illustrated a selection of small to medium works but would be pleased to quote on your specific needs in size, style, color, texture, and the like. We will respond to all inquiries with complete information, including individual photographs from our inventory of more than 1,400 African art sculptures.

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