Stone head sculpture by Rizimu Chiwawa Zimbabwe 31.15 Painter a staple beverage in various

a staple beverage in various African cultures

these appliqué banners — known as frankaa — were created for the asafo

Each is cast using the lost-wax method: a wax model is covered in clay

No two are alike

A hand-carved Bamileke table from Cameroon in a white finish

Stone head sculpture by Rizimu Chiwawa Zimbabwe 31.15 Painter a staple beverage in variousA solid stone head carved by the Zimbabwean sculptor Rizimu Chiwawa, who works entirely with hammer and chisel to draw fine, intricate detail out of the raw stone. In 2014 he won the Outstanding Mixed Media Award at Zimbabwe's National Merit Awards. Each head is carved by hand from a single piece of stone, so every one is unique in line and character a weighty, sculptural piece for a shelf, plinth or mantel. Size: H 27cm W 15cm D 24cm. Please note