Ring Of Love Hand Carved In Zimbabwe A Taste Of Africa

Celebrate love with this couple sculpture hand-carved by Shona artisans in Zimbabwe. Shaped from a single stone, this symbolic stone sculpture illustrates the unbreakable bond of love between a man and a woman. 

• Ethically & sustainably handcrafted
• Measures Approximately 8″ H x 4.5″ W x 2″ D
• Handmade in Zimbabwe, Southern Africa

Not intended for outdoor display. Due to the handcrafted nature of this item, some variation may occur.

The Story 

This sculpture portrays the profound and everlasting love between two people symbolized by the ring that surrounds the couple. The love between a man and a woman is fundamental to the values of the Shona culture. The love between a man and his wife is vital to the health and happiness of their family and those close to them. The Shona believe that love is eternal and once professed, will transcend even death. The Shona sculpture portrays the profound and everlasting love between two people. Two souls are captured in an eternal embrace – an expression of their love.  

Using a technique passed down by their ancestors, modern-day Shona artisans hand-pick and quarry their stones and carve them using simple tools and polish the finished product with sand and beeswax. The final touch: Each sculpture is heated over a fire to bring out the natural luminescence of the stone. Handmade in Zimbabwe. 

About The Artisans

This beautiful work of art was purchased directly from the Shona artists in Zimbabwe. We source our handmade Shona products through a small family-run supplier in Harare who has been working with and supporting these talented artists for over 10 years. Your purchases of these products help provide stable employment and basic needs for many dependents at a time when unemployment and inflation in Zimbabwe are at unimaginable levels.

All our products are Fair Trade with the artists either working for themselves or working in co-operatives. The items purchased from our Shona artists support the indigenous tribes of Zimbabwe. We believe that it is now more important than ever to keep supporting these artists during these increasingly difficult times as the ability of these artists to support their families depends on our purchases.

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