379 results for "African Pottery Giraffes" between $2.00 and $75.00

This DVD includes seven short videos that explain each of the five forming techniques used by potters in Africa, as well as the preparation of the fresh clay and the firing of the completed pots. The techniques used include the concave mold, convex mold, direct pull, coiling, and hammer and anvil techniques. This high-quality video was filmed in Burkina Faso and Ghana, West Africa in 2001-2 by Christopher D. Roy, Professor of art history at the University of Iowa. The videos are narrated by Professor...

Pages: 32, Paperback, Hodder & Stoughton

Pottery has a rich and varied history on the African continent, beginning almost 10,000 years ago and continuing on today. Clay pots were and still are being used to cook food, store water and for various other functions related to food preparation. In most cases, pottery was made by women, who worked entirely by hand or poured it into moulds. After drying, the pots are put in a pile and covered with wood, bark or dried cow dung and baked outdoors in an open fire; however in certain areas...

Kakuda is an orphaned giraffe who is not yet old enough to care for himself. Kakuda is very hungry, but he cannot reach the leaves on the tall branches of an acacia tree. Suddenly, a jeep full of men spot him. Have they come to help Kakuda? Includes a tear-out panoramic map and a read-along CD.

Jedando Modern Handicrafts - Working with more than 100 individual carvers in Machakos, Kenya, Jedando Modern Handicrafts markets products primarily made of wood and bone worldwide. Carving is a tradition in Kenya with the children learning the craft from their parents. Carved by hand using only rudimentary hand tools, olive wood bowls, salad serving sets, and animal-shaped napkin rings take shape from pieces of olive wood, mahogany, and mpingo, or “African Ebony.” An integral part of the organization...

African Giraffes poster by Emilie Gerard. Posters and art prints for homes, dorm rooms, office and empty walls everywhere.

Title: Zebra, Elephant, & Giraffe (African) Art Print Poster

Kakuda is an orphaned giraffe who is not old enough to care of himself. He is very hungry but cannot reach the leaves on a tall tree. Suddenly a jeep full of men spot him. Have they come to help or harm Kakuda? Children can watch as an uplifting tale unfolds in the vast grasslands of Africa. AWF and Soundprints team up for this exciting and heartwarming story of real animals living on African Wildlife Foundation protected lands. Included is an audiobook CD and tear-out map for extended fun.

This set includes a hardcover book, read-along audio CD and 6 plush toy. 36 page Hide-N-Seek hardcover book with read-along CD and super soft plush toy (Reading level: Preschool to grade 2, trim size 8 3/4 X 11 1/4) includes a two-page panoramic tear-out map of the AWF Heartlands.

Mousepad. I originally painted this watercolor for my wife on her birthday. She loves the African Safari. This product is fully customizable, add text and resize to make it fit your needs.

This baby giraffe isn't quite big enough to reach the upper branches, so she still has to eat grass, but even though she's tiny, she's still cute enough draw attention from anyone on the savanna. Make sure to get a large giraffe to keep it safe from hungry lions!

The African Giraffe Notecard depicts a gorgeous image of a magnificent animal. Perfect as a Bon Voyage card for someone going on safari. Blank inside, measures 4 x 6 and comes with an envelope.