Sampson Kuvenguhwa, a talented Shona sculptor known for his distinctive Mapiti style, has created a stunning sculpture that pays tribute to the beauty of a Shona Queen from the past. The sculpture, made from Serpentine stone, captures the essence of the Queen's grace and poise.

Sam Kuve's use of the Mapiti style adds a sense of movement and fluidity to the sculpture, as if the Queen is frozen in time mid-stride. The lines and curves of the stone are expertly crafted, showcasing the artist's skill and precision.

As with many of his other Shona sculptures, Sam's work is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Zimbabwe. The Shona people have a rich history and tradition of art, and Kuvenguhwa's work is a beautiful representation of that legacy.

If you appreciate the beauty and significance of Shona sculptures, then you'll love Sampson Kuvenguhwa's work. His pieces are truly works of art, capturing the spirit and culture of Zimbabwe in a way that is both authentic and inspiring.

So why not add a unique piece of African art to your collection? Invest in a Sampson Kuvenguhwa Shona sculpture today and experience the beauty and culture of Zimbabwe in your own ""Home"".