This wooden slate painting celebrates the diverse cultures and tribes of Sudan, featuring traditional attire and homes from different regions. On the top right, a Nubian girl from Wadi Halfa stands in front of her beautifully decorated clay house, holding her garar dress and yellow scarf. In the top left, a girl from Northern Kordofan dances in a beaded dress with a wooden straw skirt and head scarf, holding a feather. On the bottom right, a girl from the Begga tribe in eastern Sudan dances with a sword in front of her traditional hut, as a clay pot of coffee simmers on a clay stove. Lastly, a girl from Western Darfour dances near her hut close to Gabal Marra, with a feather-adorned headpiece and shells and beads around her waist. Each girl poses with her home, built using local resources to blend with the beautiful surrounding landscapes.

Specifications:

Materials: Wooden painted with non-toxic acrylic paint and 3D liners and plastic beads..

Care instructions: Wipe clean with a dry cloth if required.

Hanging instructions: It’s advised to hang on a wall -both paintings side by side or above each other with min. 40cm surrounding clear distance for each painting.

Framing advice: No framing required.

A slight variation in color shade, design or sizes selected by you is considered as a normal practice in hand painted or crafted products.

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