Chenai Chilenga

Female sculptor Chenai Chilenga

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Rachel Elon

Zimbabwean female sculptor Rachel Elon

Woman's torso

sculpture by Shelton Mubayi

Rock Owl

Sculpture by Taurai Mupaso of Zimbabwe

The African Tribal Chief

The sculpture was carved by Tendekayi Tigere Tandi from Cobalt Stone.

Princess

The sculpture 'Princess' was carved by Shelton Mubayi, son to Sylvestor Mubayi the grandmaster of shona sculpture

Family Secret

The sculpture 'Family Secret' was carved by David Chikuzeni

Artist carving a cobalt stone.

Zimbabwean Shona artist Tendekayi Tigere Tandi carving a cobalt stone.

Loading a springstone from the Mugavazi mine

This video shows loading of a big raw stone (springstone) into a truck for transportation to Chitungwiza Arts Centre, a distance of 170km.

Elephant Abstract

The sculpture 'Elephant Abstract' was carved by Matthew Zvondai in 1993.

The African drum

Artist Tizirai Gumbere with his sculpture 'African Drum' carved on opal stone.

Whip my hair!!!

The sculpture 'Whip my hair!!!' was carved by artist Godfrey Matangira. The stone is Springstone which is mined at the Mugavazi mine in Mvurwi, Zimbabwe

Three sisters

The sculpture 'Three Sisters' was carved by Nickson Muti

Tandi sculptures

 

The sculptures were carved Thomas Tandi

Birds in flight

The beautiful sculpture 'Birds in Flight' was carved by Benedict Mazuvama from Chitungwiza Arts Centre.

Timothy Rukodzi

Timothy Rukodzi is an experienced Hippo sculptor with more than 10 years in trade. He favours carving opal stone and springstone

Horse

The white horse(white opal) and the black horse (springstone) were carved by Taurai Maisiri one the finest Zimbabwean sculptor.

Mbada Diamonds logo

Harnessing diamonds for the people. The sculpture is the logo of Mbada Diamonds company in Zimbabwe.
sculpture by Wiston Nyekete

The lion and bull buffalo

This green verdite sculpture captures one of wildlife's rare moments in sculpture, the lion versus the buffalo. The sculpture was carved by Tendekayi Tandi

The hunter and the Princess by Tendekayi Tandi

The story depicted in the sculpture is that of a hunter who caught a pangolin and is handing it over to King's daughter. It is a sacred animal and an endangered specie. In the old days the hunter will take to the Chief or King but now its legally protected and so must be handed over to the National Parks.