Making Fire

$175.00 – $575.00

ABOUT THIS PAINTING:

The traditional Masai method to produce fire is by rubbing two pieces of wood. They make the fire by rotating a wood stick in a hole in a board. They use dried animal dung as part of their kindling, and with a shield of sticks divert the wind (theirs’s and nature’s) to encourage the fuel to light into a blaze. This is taught to children especially boys as young as five years and becomes a crucial skill throughout.
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Premium canvas ready to hang.
Giclée fine art printing provides a luminosity and brilliance that represents the original artwork better than any fine art reproduction technique available today. Combined with the finest quality canvas and inks, giclée fine art reproductions rival original artwork in beauty and detail.
Folded around a lightweight wood frame to give them a gorgeous, gallery-ready appearance. Features a scratch-resistant UV coating and wipes clean easily with a damp cloth.

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Large: 24×36, Medium: 18×24, Small: 9×12

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