Wow! African Tree Of Life Family Ancestor and 41 similar items

This African Tree of Life Makonde( (Mozambique or Tanzania) made of ebony wood. This hand carved wood statue is a stunning representation of African culture. The vintage wood carving depicts intricate African figures, specifically showcasing the Makonde Tribe's ebony wood carving techniques. With its deep cultural significance and unique design, this collectible is sure to be a standout piece in any collection. Wood sculpture stands at 10 inches in height and is in excellent condition as displayed in the photo gallery. Traditional African wood carvings reflect the culture of an authentic and original philosophy. It gives a specific visual form to a highly organized system of thought with its own logic and harmony. Over the years, we have seen various types of tribal art, each with its own story to tell. Many of these pieces have become iconic in the art world. The Makonde Tree of Life is no different. This artistic piece represents all that is great about African culture and history. It tells a story about the interconnectedness of people and nature, and how all living things are connected. The design of the Tree of Life is such that it can take into account not just the living things but also the dead. This represents the Makonde people and culture as a whole. They have always been respectful and mindful of those already gone, who acted as building blocks to their lives and close-knit kinship. This Makonde Tree of Life is a stunning piece of art that represents the interconnectedness of all living things. It tells a story about the history of the Makonde people and their core beliefs. This iconic piece of tribal art will likely not be forgotten in the future. In a world where souls are drifting apart every day... the symbol of unity that the Makonde tree of life represents is a reminder that we are one. True to say, we have seen many beautiful pieces of tribal art throughout our lives. However, few can compare to this Makonde tree of life. It is visually mysteriously appealing and tells an important story about African history and culture.