18 results for "African Animal Sculpture" between $10.00 and $1,500.00

These delightful sculptures are handmade in Zimbabwe by the Mkankha Brothers who recycle tin cans and metal scraps into one-of-a-kind art. The vibrant colors offer a playful twist on local animals; the sculptures offer a playful accent to any home. Each will vary slightly. Specify Elephant, Giraffe or Lion. Elephant (Red multi / 5"H x 3"W x 7"D). Giraffe (Yellow multi / 8 1/2"H x 3"W x 5"D). Lion (Red multi / 4"H x 3"W x 7 1/2"D).

This exquisite ebony wood curving captures the scene of a typical everyday life of an African Crocodile in a stalking position.

Handmade in Haiti. As part of a collaboration with Aid to Artisans (west elm is the nonprofit’s largest retail partner), we worked with artists in Port-au-Prince to create witty riffs on African safari animals. Made entirely from recycled materials, these all-white Rhinos bring a wild side to walls in the most responsible way.

His latest works include a series of butterfly designs. "It is a symbolic work of new creation." New creation is a particularly poignant idea for Caleb, who was nearly killed in the 2010 earthquake. Dispossessed by the destruction of his home and workshop, he has had to recreate much of his life. He reflects thoughtfully, "I can see that I myself, my country of Haiti, and also the world has to have a new way to think."

Hand-painted in the natural palette of Africa, these designer resin works of art add a dimensional quality whether alone or paired with a favorite painting. The Nigerian-born artist s foot-tall, stylized wall sculptures lend a truly tribal touch to any gallery.

Tiny Croix-des-Bouquet, Haiti is anything but quiet, announcing itself to those who venture there. Hammers clang and chisels tap and in loud proclamation, “We do metal sculpture here!” Indeed, all of our 70-plus artists live and work in this artisan’s village, many having learned their trade from fathers, cousins, neighbors and friends. Starting out as young laborers, cleaning and sanding the metal, and banging it flat, they advance to the apprentice stage, where they learn the intricacies of detail...

Tortoise! Old tin cans and other scraps of metal from businesses in the industrial areas of Harare, Zimbabwe are turned into delightful sculptures by artists using snips, pliers and hammers. They depict animals familiar in Zimbabwe. Five brothers came together and discovered their artistic talents. They came from a poor background in Zimbabwe and they founded their Metal Sculptors Project to depict African natural history through metalwork, and to earn a better living.

Hippopotumas represents the ability to move gracefully through emotions and also is a symbol for the birth of new ideas! Old tin cans and other scraps of metal from businesses in the industrial areas of Harare, Zimbabwe are turned into delightful sculptures by artists using snips, pliers and hammers. They depict animals familiar in Zimbabwe. Five brothers came together and discovered their artistic talents. They came from a poor background in Zimbabwe and they founded their Metal Sculptors Project...

The Swahili name for lion is Simba! The lion's wisdom includes strong family bonds, brotherhood and letting go of stress!! Old tin cans and other scraps of metal from businesses in the industrial areas of Harare, Zimbabwe are turned into delightful sculptures by artists using snips, pliers and hammers. They depict animals familiar in Zimbabwe. Five brothers came together and discovered their artistic talents. They came from a poor background in Zimbabwe and they founded their Metal Sculptors Project...