Maasai Warriors Tribal Figurines from Kenya. Sold as a pair.

Maasai warrior from Kenya. The Maasai are a Nilotic ethnic group inhabiting parts of Kenya and Tanzania. Key features of the statue include: Material: Likely carved from Kenyan wood, possibly ebony or "mti wa shetani" (tree of spirits). Attire and Accessories: Animal skin or cloth draped over the shoulders. Beaded jewelry on the wrists and ankles. Carrying a spear or staff. Style: Typical of Maasai tribal carvings, often depicting warriors or elders. Origin: Hand-carved in Kenya, a region known for Maasai craftsmanship. Collectibility: These figurines are popular among collectors of African art. Variations: Can be found in different sizes and may feature variations in decoration, such as shells, beads, or fabric. Symbolism: The warrior figure represents strength, protection, and the traditional Maasai way of life. Measurements: 11” tall