Mother and Children: Burkina Faso Bronze Sculpture judith jamison rose from the grave today

rose from the grave today

The image depicts an African American woman with natural hair gazing at the viewer

When the Praises go Up

We give all of our hats African names and this one is entitled "Bapoto" which means "Distrubance"

and warm yellows—the composition creates a sense of movement that extends beyond the frame

Mother and Children: Burkina Faso Bronze Sculpture judith jamison rose from the grave todayAn 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 casted this sculpture that depicts an African woman adorned in a light blue dress with