Shona Stone Sculpture

Fine Modern Shona Stone Sculpture, Zimbabwe. Size: 37'' x 11'' x 12'' (94 x 28 x 30 cm).

Massive Shona Stone Sculpture, Zimbabwe, signed LM on bottom. Size: 40'' x 20'' x 18'' (102 x 51 x 46 cm).

A.S. Jasi, large Shona stone sculpture, A.S. Jasi (Zimbabwean, 20th c.), Abstract Bird, chiseled signature, 59"h x 22"w x. 8"d Provenance: A Private New Jersey Collection

Henry Munyaradzi Shona Stone Sculpture. Measures: 51\"h x 16\"d x 18\" w. Approximately 250 lbs. Medium: opal stone. Includes Certificate of Authenticity from the Barbara Ackerman Gallery, Santa Monic

Henry Munyaradzi Shona Stone SculptureMeasures 15 inches x inches x 4 inches.

Nesbert Mukomberanwa (Zimbabwean, b. 1969) Shone stone sculpture of spherical form with a hand-carved face, signed "N.V.M." and dated "1998" to underside. 3.5" H x 4.25" diameter.

Raymond Chirambadare (Zimbabwe 20th c.), late 20th century, green tone carved figural sculpture with a large oblong head and pierced body, signed at lower edge. Provenance: From the Private Collection

Interesting "Sea Creature" shona stone sculpture by African artist M. Chijumani. The sculpture stands 28" tall x 13" across and is in nice condition.

Thomas Zinyeka (b. 1972), Zimbabwe, Africa. Modern Shona sculpture artist. Hand carved various stones. 15" x 15" x 34". Note heavy for shipping.

Large Shona stone sculpture by Witness Bonjisi, woman with flowing hair Signed W. Bonjisi on back Dimensions: 26"W x 39.5"H x 7.5"D Witness Bonjisi (Source: davidbarnettgallery) Witness Bonjesi was bo

Richard Mteki Shona Stone Sculpture.Measures 19 inches x 8 inches x 7 inches.

Large MCM Hand Carved Soapstone Shona Family Sculpture from Zimbabwe. Measures 30". Weight approx 40 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate. NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING. *******Pickup or Shipping on

This vintage Shona sculpture depicts an abstract form of a woman. Shona sculptures are made by the Shona people in Zimbabwe. Most of the sculptures are made from sedimentary-stone, this one is likely

Shona school, late 20th century. African stone sculpture of a seated figure. Apparently unsigned. Provenance: The Private Collection of Mr. Noel F. Parris, Fayetteville, Georgia. Approx. h. 14.75"

Entitled Majestic Bird in Springstone Serpentine. All black, stone sculpture modelled as a bird. Signed Factor in verso. Factor Zira is a Zimbabwean artist b. 1954. Artist: Factor Zira Issued: 1954 Di

A semi-abstract carved stone sculpture of a woman holding a baby. Artist's signature and 25205 carved on the lower bottom. Artist: David Gopito Dimensions: 4.5"L x 4.25"W x 10"H Country of Origin: Zim

Sculpture of seated woman by Kennedy Musekiwa (Zimbabwe, 1962). Inscribed "K Musekkiwa" to the right leg. Measures approximately 9" high.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. Ple

(2) Ukama, carved veridite, shona stone sculptures; One marked Ukama on the underside of Male bust, 10 1/2" tall; Female bust is 15 1/2" tall; Some chipping on lips, ear and hair, unmarked, Zimbabwe

Group of 5 Shona Stone Sculptures, Zimbabwe. 1) Crispen Karanda (Zimbabwe, b. 1955) "Holding My Child," carved jasper. Size: 16'' x 4'' x 4'' (41 x 10 x 10 cm); 2) Gift Muza (Zimbabwe, 20th c.) "Dream

Artist: Fanizani Akuda (African)Three (3) Shona tribe serpentine stone sculptures.Dimensions: 5" heights approx.

This larger piece has a more modern feeling. The ability to see through the piece gives it a light airy feeling difficult to capture in hard stone. H: 29" W: 12" D: 9" Shona stone sculpture from Zimba

This piece emulates the works of first generation Shona artist Henry Munyaradzi. H: 22" W: 8" D: 6" Shona stone sculpture from Zimbabwe, dating from 1956, is easily the best-known manifestation of sou

This leaning woman is only slightly abstracted. She would be a beautiful addition next an outside pond or stream. H: 21" W: 13" D: 8" Shona stone sculpture from Zimbabwe, dating from 1956, is easily t

This natural flowery piece shows a beautiful mixture of green and fruit opal stones. H: 22" W: 11" D: 7" Shona stone sculpture from Zimbabwe, dating from 1956, is easily the best-known manifestation o