© 2019 Xavier
© 2019 Xavier
Tribeswomen & their utensils dated back ( 3 set ) (2019) Sculpture by Xavier
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Sculpture,
Metals
- Dimensions Height 6in, Width 10in / 8200.00 g
- Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
- Categories Sculptures under $1,000 Abstract Tribal
The masterpiece worth a fortune when it comes to make it in a traditonal way of casting metals and composition to form an alloy , subsequently to put form into a artwork is really a hell of a job.
It’s all about traditional cooking in tribal villages using roots, edible portions of a plant obtained from the surrounding forest and a dash[...]
The masterpiece worth a fortune when it comes to make it in a traditonal way of casting metals and composition to form an alloy , subsequently to put form into a artwork is really a hell of a job.
It’s all about traditional cooking in tribal villages using roots, edible portions of a plant obtained from the surrounding forest and a dash of tribal touch, running in families for generations.
The food of the wild comprises of preparations involving vegetable roots, plants, climbers, leaves, wild mushrooms, crabs, bamboo shoot and meat. The tribal women cook food in earthen pots and pans. They light up a fire in the open space and cook the dish in the pot.
We have presented a tribeswomen with their rice grinder, hulling husk from rice and distributing is all part of their deep rooted culture followed by their ancestors for thousand of years.
It’s all about traditional cooking in tribal villages using roots, edible portions of a plant obtained from the surrounding forest and a dash of tribal touch, running in families for generations.
The food of the wild comprises of preparations involving vegetable roots, plants, climbers, leaves, wild mushrooms, crabs, bamboo shoot and meat. The tribal women cook food in earthen pots and pans. They light up a fire in the open space and cook the dish in the pot.
We have presented a tribeswomen with their rice grinder, hulling husk from rice and distributing is all part of their deep rooted culture followed by their ancestors for thousand of years.
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For more enquiries, you can write us at, or just whatsapp me at +919337766222. Payment through paypal. Thanks Xavier
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For more enquiries, you can write us at, or just whatsapp me at +919337766222.
Payment through paypal.
Thanks
Xavier
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Nationality:
INDIA
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary Indian Artists
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