Sable Antelope Batik Painting on Fabric South Africa MATTER COLLECTION
Width: 19.5
Description
Handmade batik textile from South Africa featuring two elegant Sable Antelope. The design is created using the traditional wax-resist batik technique, producing rich earthy tones and natural variations in the fabric.
The sable antelope is one of Africa’s most striking animals, known for its curved horns and graceful form. A beautiful piece of African wildlife art that can be displayed as a wall hanging or textile décor.
Batik textiles such as this are commonly produced on cotton fabric and may be displayed as wall hangings or decorative panels. The technique results in subtle variations in line and color, ensuring that each piece is unique.
Mounted on a wooden dowel for hanging, the piece is designed as a wall display.
Batik paintings are captivating expressions of artistic ingenuity, embodying the rich cultural tapestry of East Africa. Crafted on 100% medium to heavy African cotton canvas, these unique tapestries showcase the meticulous artistry of African artists.
Provenance: Matter Collection
From the collection of Margie and Phil Matter. Margie lived in South Africa, and later she and her husband Phil opened a gallery in Tucson. Everything in this collection was in their home for more than thirty years. Africa Direct recently bought the collection; at 95, Margie wants to share the things she has loved so much.
Height (In): 22.0
Width (In): 17.0
The wooden dowel is 18 inches long
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Approximate Age: 21st Century
People: South Africa
Country of Origin: Kenya
Other Dimensions: The wooden dowel is 18 inches long
Material
Condition
Overall Condition: Good. Most of our pieces have spent decades on at least two continents, and have been treasured by several owners.