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| Two set pictures showing examples of the various styles and
sizes of carvings available, each is made from rosewood. |
A close-up of smallest pair of busts from the previous
photo. |
Four carvings depicting Masaii people in various standing
poses. |
A pair pf Masaii people, carved from rosewood. |
A Masaii family, with spears and a calabash. |
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| A carving of Mzee Mutisya Munge, the man who introduced
woodcarving in the Ukambani area in 1918, made from lightwood. |
An old man in a standing pose, carved from rosewood. |
A painted Masaii warrior, carved from yellowwood. |
A standing Masaii warrior with spear and shield.
Carved from rosewood. |
A close-up of the faces of a pair of Masaii people, from an
ebony carving. |
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| A set of "skinny people", carved from lightwood, painted,
and with jewelry added. |
Another set of "skinny people" painted in traditional dress. |
A set of rosewood bookends. |
A pair of Masaii warriors, carved from Mukeketa wood. |
A pair of Masaii people, carved from rosewood. |
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