Handcrafted wooden figurine depicting a mother giraffe and her baby, often referred to as a "giraffe kiss" or "mother and child" statue.  Material: Carved from wood, commonly Jacaranda or Muhuhu wood sourced from Kenya.  Design: Features a mother giraffe bending her long neck down towards a smaller baby giraffe.  Dimensions: Typically found in sizes ranging from 12 to 13 inches tall, though similar styles exist in larger sizes.  Artistic Origin: Often hand-carved by artisans in Kenya or Zimbabwe, frequently showcasing intricate spot patterns and earth-toned stains.