This large abstract Makonde family tree is an indigenous art of the Makonde people from southeastern Tanzania and Mozambique, East Africa. They are known for their ancient tradition of creating unique carvings dating back to the 1700s. As a result, Makonde art has become an essential part of contemporary African Art.
This Brown Kneeling Abstract Female carving was carved by an artist from southeastern Tanzania, East Africa people from southeastern Tanzania, and Mozambique, East Africa. They are known for their ancient tradition of creating unique carvings dating back to the 1700s. As a result, Makonde art has become an essential part of contemporary African Art. One of the most famous types of Makonde Sculpture is the "Ujamaa" Family Tree of Life.
This decoration item consists of a single African female in a kneeling position oozing grace, splendor, and hard work at the same time. This female handcrafted sculpture is more like dedication and inspiration of the hard work African women endure and the beauty and grace they commandThis decoration item consists of a single African female in a kneeling position oozing grace, splendor, and hard work at the same time. This female handcrafted sculpture is more like dedication and inspiration of the hard work African women endure and the beauty and grace they command
This decoration item consists of a single African female in a kneeling position oozing grace, splendor, and hard work at the same time. This female handcrafted sculpture is more like dedication and inspiration of the hard work African women endure and the beauty and grace they command
This decoration item consists of a single African female in a sitting position oozing grace, splendor, and hard work at the same time. This female handcrafted sculpture is more like dedication and inspiration of the hard work African women endure and the beauty and grace they command. This decoration gift item is perfect to gift to your female friends and loved ones to celebrate their efforts and to let them know that you adore them and their hard work.