Grab these unique pieces of African artwork, which symbolize the African culture and its society. This collection of art consists of pieces that are made using different methods that identify with each of the artist, their culture, passions and their unique sense of creativity. Make African artwork a part of your home and bring the positive vibes to your living spaces.
3 Lions by Mark Enslin Mark Enslin started selling his work at the age of 15. To date he has had over 50 solo exhibitions in South Africa, Namib...
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Hand-painted Africa shaped bowl displays Africa's talented improvisation. Once upon a time there were no cups and African households had to get cre...
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Our African Chess Set is Africa's own version of the greatest and one of the oldest board games. Instead of the conventional chess pieces, our Afri...
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"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" was said by the world most famous artist, Leonardo Da Vinci. The African Elephant & Sunset Painted ...
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Peter Chimucheka is a self taught artist from the Southern Africa country of Zimbabwe. He enjoys nature and wildlife art, influenced by his surrou...
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A perfect depiction of the bustling African market place. R. Chika has used vibrate colors that portray the bustling activity in the African market...
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The African Rural Cyclist is a depiction of a typical day on the African continent, where cycling is the daily mode of transportation. This piece s...
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Commonly known as Noughts and Crosses or "X" and "O's", Tic Tac Toe is normally played on a piece of paper by drawing x's and o's in boxes. Our Afr...
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A depiction of the Township setting which are usually the most of the populated areas of African cities. A bee-hive of activity, where modern meets...
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African Township Art - Soda Cans (Set of 2) A depiction of the Township setting which are usually the most of the populated areas of African cities...
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Depiction of a typical African Village with two women grinding the corn. Origin Made in Southern Africa Size Length: 60.96 cm Width: 101.60 cm ...
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Peter Cimucheka is a self taught artist from the Southern Africa country of Zimbabwe. He enjoys nature and wildlife art, influenced by his surroun...
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A warm eco-friendly use of readily available banana leafs to create stunning artwork, this artwork is made by various small communities in and arou...
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A warm eco-friendly use of readily available banana leafs to create stunning artwork, this artwork is made by various small communities in and arou...
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A warm eco-friendly use of readily available banana leafs to create stunning artwork, this artwork is made by various small communities in and arou...
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A warm eco-friendly use of readily available banana leafs to create stunning little artwork, this artwork is made by various small communities in a...
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