Bronze Sculpture of African Man Playing A Drum/Djembe, 8.5" Tall, 7.5" Wide

This bronze sculpture of an African man playing a drum/djembe is a handmade piece, made using the lost wax method, that captures the essence of traditional African culture. Standing at 8.5" tall and 7.5" wide, it is a unique and artistic collectible that showcases the beauty and craftsmanship of African artistry. The sculpture's provenance may not be available, but its cultural significance and intricate details make it a valuable addition to any collection of African artifacts. Weighs 4.8 lbs. Lost-wax casting (or cire perdue) is an ancient, 6,500-year-old technique for creating precise metal, glass, or ceramic objects by casting from a sacrificial wax model. The process involves sculpting a design in wax, covering it with a heat-resistant mold (investment), melting out the wax, and pouring molten metal into the cavity

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• Listed Feb 10, 2026