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Made from petrified woods, a three-piece set of stackable sculptures can be styled just about anywhere.

Purchase an exclusive piece of African Sculpture from House of Avana that captures the timeless beauty and strength of tribal women. These exquisite pieces celebrate cultural significance, ideal for enhancing large public spaces with grace and charm.

• Authentic traditional and cultural global products
• 100% hand crafted
• All logs are dried naturally and may have cracking, checking, beetle excavations as well as other natural characteristics.
• These uniquely hand crafted and painted resin black African tribal lady figure make an excellent compliment to any home/office decor

Work decorative novelty into any space with a shapely sculpture made from petrified woods and black stainless steel, with live edging for an authentically organic look.

• Volume: 0.74 cu ft.

Natural mango wood log displayed on a matte black base. Each piece is handcrafted making it unique. Sizes will vary. Cracks and variations in the grain are normal.

• Overall: 12.75'' H x 28.75'' W x 3.75'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 8.6lb.

A monolithic-style statement piece. Atop a gray-hammered iron base, a semicircle-shaped sculpture of light sandstone features hand-carving for a linear look.

Fiercely loyal, brave and courageous, Aztec warriors were feared throughout most of pre-Hispanic Mexico. Fascinated by the legendary characters and their exploits, Georgina Cabrera designs this unique mask in their honor. The mask is crafted of ceramic and painted by hand. It features a large headdress to signify social standing.

• Overall: 11.75'' H x 17.75'' W x 3'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 5.46lb.

Crafted from metal and finished in a two-tone black and antiqued-gold palette, this amazing decor piece flaunts a design inspired by (as the name states) an extinct Mauritian bird, the Dodo. We recommend the Dodo decorative piece for spaces based on the Woodlands, Global Curiosities or Mercana Modern design style.   Premium Composition  The Dodo is expertly crafted from metal and is a stylish piece that is not only visually enticing but also substantial.    Superior Finish  Finished in a matte-black stain with extravagant, antiqued-gold toned details, the Dodo is guaranteed to be a head-turner in your space.    Contemporary Design  The Dodo boasts of a spectacular design inspired by the extinct flightless bird that once prevailed on the island of Mauritius - the Dodo.     No Assembly Required  Delivered pre-assembled, the Dodo is ready to be the newest addition to your decor collection as soon as it arrives at the door.

• Overall: 6.75'' H x 6.75'' W x 4.25'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 1.76lb.

This mask is used by females of the Bwa tribe during the harvesting of grains, says master wood carver Salihu Ibrahim. Target-like circles on the wings identify this ethereal creature as a butterfly. Gliding on soft wings, the mask represents a nature spirit among the Bwa tribe of Burkina Faso.

• Overall: 5.5'' H x 19'' W

African women are beautiful, says Evelyn Kafui Ahianyo of her inspiration. She creates the elegant design of this sculpture, which she names "Detugbi," meaning "Lady" in the Ewe a dialect spoken by the Anlo tribe of Ghana in the Volta region. The sculpture is carved by hand featuring outspread hands, a small waist and large thighs. She wears glass bead earrings on red cotton threads. The sculpture is adorned with ornate aluminum plates

• Overall: 21.5'' H x 7.8'' W x 3.9'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 2.35lb.

A mighty elephant lifts his trunk in fury, thrusting powerful tusks upward. Carved in intricate jali, or openwork, he reveals two perfect miniature elephants inside. Gulam Rasool masterfully sculpts the elegant pachyderms of natural soapstone.

• Overall: 5'' H x 8'' W x 3.5'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 1lb.

Sefah Annwhar replicates the unique artistry of ivory coast's Guro people with this impressive wall mask. Featuring two faces, fertility masks were given to Guro women to help them conceive. The talented Ghanaian artisan hand carved the sese wood mask and adorns it with painted details over clay textures. Guro people are regarded as the most prolific of African artists. Guro people were originally safe from French colonization, as they lived among the dense forests of ivory coast; however, this only lasted until 1912. Under French rule they had to change their nomadic ways to settlements, and rather than having a village leader, a distinguished elder would be designated to mediate disputes and serve as a liaison to neighboring tribes.

• Overall: 19.3'' H x 4.3'' W

Juju hats originate from the Bamileke people near Cameroon in West Africa. Traditionally worn by village chiefs during important ceremonies, the hat color and size project status and wealth. Each hat is constructed entirely by hand from natural or dyed bird feathers which are carefully hand sewn onto a raffia base using traditional methods. The raffia sticks are arranged into a circle, which expands outward when opened. These sought-after hats are available in various colors. Our 20" diameter hat is presented on a metal display stand for maximum exposure and versatility.

• Overall: 26'' H x 20'' W x 20'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 3lb.

Looks good. Heather. Newbury Park, CA. 2023-11-05 20:31:02