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Masks of the Congo Wall Sculptures: Cape Buffalo
Masks of the Congo Wall Sculptures: Cape Buffalo
Masks of the Congo Wall Sculptures: Cape Buffalo
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By artist Abiodun Okulaja (b. 1960)
Artist Okulaja aims to add a tribal touch to home or gallery wall with this stylized sculpture created exclusively for Toscano. Roughly hand-carved, this sensuously textural work is cast in quality designer resin, hand-painted in the bright colors of African celebrations, and then accented with tiny faux gems set in an exotic tribal motif.
Approx. 4"Wx2½"Dx11"H. 1 lb.
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    • About the Artist
       Abiodun Okulaja (b.1960)




    Abiodun Okulaja was born into a Nigerian royal family and trained at the prestigious Remo Div Art School. He now takes his training and creates unique art in the African tribal style. Okulaja weaves his traditional African heritage into all of his magnificent pieces, adding contemporary flair to traditional tribal themes.

    Echoing the rich handwork of a fascinating continent, his African Tribal masks depict the wild animals of the Serengeti, including the majestic giraffes and the mysterious zebras. Not to forget the daunting elephants, Abiodun Okulaja has crafted rich urns depicting the mighty desert beast in small and medium Pachyderm of Benue portrayals.

    The balance between traditional and modern style makes Abiodun Okulaja's pieces suitable for both contemporary and traditional galleries.

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