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KANA_06 Option:Limited Edition Print 43" x 63" and in a split second

KANA_06 Option:Limited Edition Print 43" x 63" and in a split secondDescription Samburu Moran, Lake Turkana, Kenya This artwork is from the Turkana Collection by South African fine arts photographer David Ballam. It features a portrait of a woman from the semi nomadic Samburu tribe that lives around Lake Turkana in Kenyas Great Rift Valley a remote, vast stretch of water known as The Jade Sea. The jewelry worn by women indicates their status in society. This image is a portrait orientation. Available in a wooden

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and in a split second the entire herd exploded into action

5" H / 2000 x 570 x 800mm

commonly known as the paperflower

Description In the Ivor Chest of Drawers the feet are integrated into full height legs which form the radiused corners and neatly frame the arrangement of push to open drawers

KANA_06 Option:Limited Edition Print 43" x 63" and in a split secondDescription Samburu Moran, Lake Turkana, Kenya This artwork is from the Turkana Collection by South African fine arts photographer David Ballam. It features a portrait of a woman from the semi nomadic Samburu tribe that lives around Lake Turkana in Kenyas Great Rift Valley a remote, vast stretch of water known as The Jade Sea. The jewelry worn by women indicates their status in society. This image is a portrait orientation. Available in a wooden

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