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Our Services

We are committed to offering the best of services to enable you to have the best of experience with your sculptures.

Sale of Sculptures

We offer cutting edge sculptures collection produced in Zimbabwe.

Product Customisation

We work with talented artists to craft any sculpture piece to your taste.

Repair & Restoration

We offer repair and restoration services for your old Sculpture pieces..​

HISTORY OF

Sculptures in Zimbabwe

In about 1250, stone structures began to be constructed at Great Zimbabwe, comprising drystone walls forming enclosures, platforms to support huts and a massive enclosure containing a conical tower. Great Zimbabwe was the capital of the rulers of a society that drew its wealth from both cattle-keeping and trading with the coastal states of East Africa.

Soapstone bird carvings were found on walls and monoliths of the ancient city of ‘Great Zimbabwe’.

Although these soapstone birds were discovered at ‘Great Zimbabwe’ approximately 760 years ago, stone carving appeared to have perished with the great kingdom of Monomutapa i.e. it was not a tradition that was continued and prospered or found in other ruins/peoples homes from this era.

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