Nhamo was born on 1 January 1978, in Mutoko District, Zimbabwe. While he was at Art School, and with no previous formal training in art, his drawings were always highly admired by teachers and other students. He learned stone carving at the local Chitingwiza Art Centre and was inspired by the artist Nobert Shamhuyarira. Nhamo completed his first exhibition at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe, in 1998. He is a married man and is a working artist now based at the Chitungwiza Arts Centre.

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: Green Serpentine

• 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:

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• 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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