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ORIGINAL SAVA DRAGANOV ARTWORK !!!

2022, "Oba Oduduwa" - wood wall sculpture

This original hand carved oak wood wall mask is one of the latest elaborate carving artworks of the talented Bulgarian professional sculptor Sava Draganov, deeply inspired by art deco style and folk art. It is 100% hand carved, no artificial influence. It is extraordinary wood masterpiece and exquisite home wall décor.

Oba Oduduwa (Oyo Empire - Yorubaland, Nigeria, N/A 700-AD) is considered the progenitor of the Yorubaland and Yoruba Dynasty. He is a national folk-hero and considered a primordial God in Yoruba culture. There is much debate on where Oduduwa originally came from or when exactly he founded the Yorubaland and language; however, he and his clan descended on the lower region of Nigeria and defeated several existing settlements to establish Yorubaland. Legend has it that he had 16 sons and daughters, and before he died, he sent each one to the centers of his conquered territories to rule autonomously, where they founded the kingdoms of Ila Orangun, Owu, Ketu, Sabe, Popo and Oyo. Oranmiyan thus established the Yoruba dynastic family line.

✧Sculptor/Woodcarver: Sava Draganov

✧Size (height, width, depth): 48.8 x 9.5 x 2.2 inches (124 x 24 x 5.5 cm)

✧Materials: Oak Wood, Natural Mordant

✧Shipping: We ship fast delivery and the delivery duty is paid. We ship worldwide and package the artworks with care.

✧Thanks for visiting INTEGRATED ARTISTS gallery,

Oggie Golev - art manager

Materials used:

Oak Wood

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#portrait #figurative #man #figure #body #wood #relief #wall #male #mask #vertical #african #folk #tribal #nigeria 
"Oba Oduduwa" (2022)
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ORIGINAL SAVA DRAGANOV ARTWORK !!!

2022, "Oba Oduduwa" - wood wall sculpture

This original hand carved oak wood wall mask is one of the latest elaborate carving artworks of the talented Bulgarian professional sculptor Sava Draganov, deeply inspired by art deco style and folk art. It is 100% hand carved, no artificial influence. It is extraordinary wood masterpiece and exquisite home wall décor.

Oba Oduduwa (Oyo Empire - Yorubaland, Nigeria, N/A 700-AD) is considered the progenitor of the Yorubaland and Yoruba Dynasty. He is a national folk-hero and considered a primordial God in Yoruba culture. There is much debate on where Oduduwa originally came from or when exactly he founded the Yorubaland and language; however, he and his clan descended on the lower region of Nigeria and defeated several existing settlements to establish Yorubaland. Legend has it that he had 16 sons and daughters, and before he died, he sent each one to the centers of his conquered territories to rule autonomously, where they founded the kingdoms of Ila Orangun, Owu, Ketu, Sabe, Popo and Oyo. Oranmiyan thus established the Yoruba dynastic family line.

✧Sculptor/Woodcarver: Sava Draganov

✧Size (height, width, depth): 48.8 x 9.5 x 2.2 inches (124 x 24 x 5.5 cm)

✧Materials: Oak Wood, Natural Mordant

✧Shipping: We ship fast delivery and the delivery duty is paid. We ship worldwide and package the artworks with care.

✧Thanks for visiting INTEGRATED ARTISTS gallery,

Oggie Golev - art manager

Materials used:

Oak Wood

Tags:
#portrait #figurative #man #figure #body #wood #relief #wall #male #mask #vertical #african #folk #tribal #nigeria 

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