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These stools were status symbols for elders of the nomadic Tonga people of Zimbabwe
This means only one unique items can be made from each wax model
Carefully handcrafted from 80 - 100 year old reclaimed elm wood
NOTE: Each basket will look slightly different to our image
Bozo Puppet Fish Mali 3.1 Together These stools were status symbolsA Bozo fish puppet, hand carved from Kola wood by Bozo artisans in Mali, then painted and antiqued through traditional underground smoking. The Bozo people are known as "masters of the river," and their art centres on their relationship with the Niger River. These sculptures are miniature renditions of the Sogo Bo masquerade puppets used in post harvest ceremonies, where young men's associations compete to find the best performers. Each piece is
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