A carving
I say!
To add to the examples of African creativity which I posted recently, here is a snap of a woodcarving. A most impressive, and large, mask. Partly visible beside it is an example of a 'chief's chair' - a simple but effective construction. We have one similar to the one shown in our house, here in Kalimbuka. At the Mangochi turnoff you will usually find quite a number for sale or barter.
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To add to the examples of African creativity which I posted recently, here is a snap of a woodcarving. A most impressive, and large, mask. Partly visible beside it is an example of a 'chief's chair' - a simple but effective construction. We have one similar to the one shown in our house, here in Kalimbuka. At the Mangochi turnoff you will usually find quite a number for sale or barter.
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posted by zomba at 10:02 AM
6 Comments:
Wow, that looks very beautiful.
Mingin! Ah canny make that one oot!! Is it a kid's buggy or some kind of loo? Hotboy
I say Hotboy, its a rather large ornamental mask.
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Mingin! I've got it now! It's a massive coupon! Bent as well. I thought it was a buggy. Thank God for better glasses. Hotboy
It looks like someone. Would it be racist to suggest Trevor McDoughnut?
I say!
I'm not sure why that might be deemed racist, Robbo. For my own part, I thought it was reminiscent of Oliver Mtukudzi, who has performed several times hereabouts.
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