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This piece was featured on the cover of The New Yorker Magazine in January 2017
They are truly at peace in each other's arms in the comfort of their love nest
masterfully crafted from genuine soapstone by skilled artisans who have perfected their craft through generations
A member of Brenda Joysmith's Tapestry II Series
serving in diverse roles across all military branches
Ballerina: Burkina Faso Bronze Sculpture Material:Bronze This piece was featured onAn authentic bronze sculpture from Burkino Faso. A country known for artisans that specialize in the art of Lost Wax Bronze making. This way of crafting Bronze sculpture is an intense and gruelling process. The technique was first used in the 3rd millennium BC and is continued today by this select group of craftsmen in Burkino Faso. These talented metalworkers cast this sculpture that depicts a ballerina performing in an Aqua Marine tutu to the