Elephant Soapstone Sculpture calendar His work now resides in

His work now resides in prestigious collections including the Smithsonian American Art Museum and Tulane University's Amistad Research Center

It weighs 4

It is an Afrocentric image depicting an African American woman who understands that she is Blessed and "Living the Blessed Life"

The sentiments at the bottom of the figurine come from biblical scripture and reads: "Beloved

a yellow tea rose and the slogan "Greater Service

Elephant Soapstone Sculpture calendar His work now resides inAn abstract elephant sculpture crafted by hand in Kenya out of soft soapstone that is available in a variety of sizes. Once crafted by a local artisan it is then dyed in a brownish red color as shown in the image. Display them alone or purchase all three sizes so that you can display them as a set. Incorporate beautiful handmade decor from Mother Africa into your home today! Sold as single sculptures but available in three different sizes. Large: 8. 5