Standing as a testament to Zimbabwe’s rich cultural heritage, stone sculpture represents one of Africa’s most distinctive and celebrated art forms. For over a thousand years, master craftsmen have transformed raw stone into profound expressions of spirituality, social commentary, and artistic excellence, earning Zimbabwe the moniker “House of Stone.”
In the serpentine-rich hills of Zimbabwe, particularly around Harare and Tengenenge, artists continue a legacy that blends ancient Shona traditions with contemporary artistic vision. This sophisticated art form gained international recognition in the 1950s …
