Born in 1967, in Centenary, Zimbabwe. Nicholas attended St Albert’s Secondary School in Centenary before being apprenticed to Damian Manuhwa, the famous first-generation artist. As a young artist, Kadzungura was inspired by the natural shapes of the stones as they appeared in the quarries. These forms continue to influence him. In 1997, he was chosen for the Chapungu Resident Artist Program, where he continues to work. His subjects are comprised mainly of groups of people often children singing or adults in prayer. Nicholas has a quiet authority, and his work stands out at exhibitions held in the USA and Europe.

This sculpture comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

• 100% of proceeds benefit the Nelson Family Life Foundation, helping provide sustainable access to clean drinking water for communities in Africa.

• Stone: Verdite

• The purchase of a sculpture is not a charitable income tax deduction.

• Applicable taxes may apply.

• All purchases are final. No returns.

Pickup and delivery:

During checkout, you’ll select the option that best meets your individual needs. Most owners prefer to bring their new sculptures home with them.

• Free same-day pickup

• Free alternative day pickup

• Shipping: Due to the various weights, container sizes, and insurance requirements, we carefully determine the most advantageous method to deliver your new sculpture. There is no markup; you are direct billed. If you require shipping, we kindly ask that you contact Ashley at amucek@nelson-foundation.org prior to completing your purchase. This ensures we can provide accurate details and arrange the best possible shipping solution for you.

This is only one of the many sculptures direct from Africa now on display at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions. With your purchase, you are supporting Sculpting the Future—helping empower African artists while bringing clean, safe water to communities in Africa.

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