Stone sculpture of Hornbill birds

This sculpture represents hornbill birds, carved from serpentine stone, a traditional art form from Zimbabwe, Africa. The artwork showcases the distinctive large-beaked birds perched on what appears to be a branch or tree trunk, demonstrating skilled craftsmanship in capturing the birds' characteristic features. Zimbabwean stone sculptures, particularly those depicting wildlife like these hornbills, gained international recognition in the mid-20th century. These pieces are valued by collectors of African art, wildlife enthusiasts, and interior designers for their artistic merit and cultural significance. The smooth, polished finish and elegant curves of the stone make these sculptures particularly appealing as decorative pieces that represent African wildlife and craftsmanship.