Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer
Artworld Wall Art The Fruit Bearer

The Fruit Bearer

R 375.00
Size: A4 21x29.7 cm
Ready to Hang Canvas Depth: Depth - 3.8cm

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Introducing our captivating Black and White Wall Art, a timeless portrayal of African heritage and tradition. This stunning piece features an African man gracefully carrying a basket filled with ripe, luscious fruit atop his head.

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Ready to hang premium quality canvas. Stretched onto a 30 mm frame. Water resistant and easy to clean.
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