Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture
Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture

Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture

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Shaka Zulu African Figurine Bronze Sculpture

Height = 35cm (13,8in)

The range of cold cast Bronze figurines and colour figurines are true reproductions of the native people of Africa. Each figurine is crafted on a bonded limestone core with all finishing details expertly done by hand. Cold cast figurines are all coated in a thin layer of cold cast bronze while the colour figurines are all painstakingly detailed with enamelling.

Cold – Cast bronze is made by mixing real bronze powder with a bonding paste and applying this to the surface of the figurine. This coat of real bronze is then burnished to a sheen.

Each figurine includes a captivating story card of interesting tribal customs and information.

King Shaka is one of the greatest South African legends. Born in 1787 he became the ultimate African warrior-king. One of the most successful of Shaka’s great battle tactics was the fighting formation he devised called the `horns of the buffalo`, a clever method of ambush. Shaka was assassinated in 1828 by his half brother Dingaan, who had contested the throne.