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Abstract sculpture of kissing giraffes, within a circle of the untouched, and unpolished stone. It was sculpted by hand from a single piece of serpentine stone, in Zimbabwe. The inner part of the circle, and giraffes, are completely polished, bringing out the dark brownish color of the stone. The pattern of the giraffes is etched out of the polished stone, leaving a contrasting greyish/whitish pattern
Kissing Giraffes (NTRL) — $135
Abstract sculpture of kissing giraffes, within a circle of the un-sculpted, unpolished, stone. It was sculpted by hand from a single piece of serpentine stone, in Zimbabwe. The giraffes are completely polished, bringing out the dark brownish/greenish color of the stone. The pattern of the giraffes is etched out of the polished stone, leaving a contrasting greyish/whitish pattern.
Kissing Giraffes (U) — $115
Lovebirds sitting on rocks in a pond, sculpted from a single piece of purple-ish cobalt stone in Zimbabwe.
Lovebirds Chatting at the Pond — $235
Loving Family sculpture, in abstract form, sculpted from a single piece of brownish serpentine stone, in Zimbabwe.

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Loving Family — $495
Beautiful mother giraffe with her calf was sculpted by hand from a single piece of serpentine stone, in Zimbabwe. The stone is brownish, with the patterns etched into the polished stone. The etched areas are greyish/whitish, as is the tree that they are eating from.
Lunchtime with Mum — $295
A beautiful abstract sculpture of a mother elephant with her calf was sculpted from a single piece of serpentine stone, in Zimbabwe. The sculpture is completely polished, bringing out the light purplish color of the stone. The design consists of only the frontal view of the heads.
Mother With Her Calf — $135
Beautiful mother giraffe tending to her calf was sculpted by hand from a single piece of serpentine stone, in Zimbabwe. The stone is a brownish color, and the pattern has been etched out of the polished stone, becoming a greyish/whitish color.
Nurturing Mother — $125
Sculpture of a penguin, created in Zimbabwe from a combination of white opal stone for the body, wood for the wings and beak, and metal for the feet.
Penguin — $165
A proud lion that was sculpted from a single piece of serpentine stone, in Zimbabwe. It is polished to a shine, bringing out its dark greenish color, with areas of a more pale green, and some speckled rust colors as well.
Proud Lion — $185
Sculpture of a couple sitting on a bench reading together from the same book. It was created from a combination of rapoko stone (a soft serpentine), and metal, in Zimbabwe. The people’s bodies are sculpted from stone, and the bench, arms, legs, heads and hats, are all metal, welded and soldered together.
Reading Together — $195
Rhino sculpted from a single piece of serpentine stone, in Zimbabwe. It is a brownish color, with a textured, rough finish for the skin, just like a real rhino skin. The horns, ears, and toes are finely sanded and brought to a shine, and the base that the rhino is walking on is left unpolished, so it’s left a greyish/whitish color. The contrast gives the impression that the rhino is walking on a natural, rough ground. The base and the rhino are sculpted from one piece of stone, it is not glued separately on
Rhino 1 — $165
Stone sculpture of a roadrunner. Black and gray colors. 17.1/4”H x 13”W x 9”D
SDRR7. Alert Roadrunner — $1,350