zebra design rosewood inlaid(colour wood) wallpanel patch work

Description : Zebra design rosewood inlaid wallpanel patch work (colour wood),indian wood working gallery.

indian art,indian craft,indian woodcraft,indian woodcarving,indian woodworking,indian interiors,antique woodcraft,Raw energy in motion is the theme of this mesmerizing wall scenery. The Zebra is a handsome beast that is native to the vast plains of Africa. This African equid is best known for their distinctive white and black stripes and its erect, mohawk-like mane. 

indian wood designs,modern wooddesigns,wall sculptures,art sculptures,fine art,wall picture,inlaid work,indian art,With its unique black and white stripes, the regal Zebra is a favourite of children everywhere. In this striking wall picture, the zebra is seen in its natural habitat, the African savannah. You will also find them in grasslands, woodlands, thorny scrublands, mountains and coastal hills. The name "zebra" comes from the old Portuguese word zevra, which means "wild ass".

The beautiful Zebra is a popular subject in art. Zebra stripes are a popular pattern used repeatedly in furniture, carpets and fashion. These wonderful creatures possess great stamina that helps them outpace predators. When chased, a zebra is known to zigzag from side to side to make it more difficult for the predator.

Inlaid work on wood is an ancient Indian art form involving superb craftsmanship wherein pieces of different coloured woods are artistically wedged into the design. The white inlaid wood contrasts strikingly with the rich earthy and rustic tones of black, beige, creams and browns to give a three-dimensional effect. The sheer mastery of the artisan is seen in the curve and flow of the strong beast in fluid motion, which has been brilliantly captured on the highly polished wood artifact. This striking work of art is encased in a solid frame of pure rosewood and makes a wonderful home décor accessory and is ideal for corporate gifts and special occasions.

Care: Keep indoors. Lightly dust the figurine as required. We recommend the use of a mild wood cleaner on a swab of cotton wool.