Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture
Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture

Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture

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Shaka Zulu King African Figurine Bronze Hand Painted Sculpture

Height – 35cm (13,8in)

Each figurine is meticulously crafted in poly stone which is then hand painted to reveal the rich colouring of their African traditions. Great care has been taken to research and produce the accurate details of tribal dress.

Each figurine includes a captivating story card of interesting tribal customs & 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 Dingane, who had contested the throne.