greenhillstairs
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
I'm really looking forward to another “Hunting Safari” in South Africa at the end of October this year, this possibly because its a first for my 14 yr old son in tow as an observer. Having recently started up a new venture producing Red Deer Antler lighting amongst others, I’m delighted with the reception my chandeliers have received thus far.
With my forthcoming trip in mind My thoughts are now turning towards fact finding on “African Game” and how might it be possible to utilise this abundant but a little more unique antler.
Has anyone encountered any interesting African Antler Art on their travels? You would think there is certainly plenty to go at what with Kudu, Wildebeest, Impala, Water Buck, Bush Buck, to name but a few. Any interesting stories or specific pieces anyone would care to share? I for one would be most interested.
This stunning Kudu taken last year is destined as my showpiece trophy. However every time I look at the photo, I try to Imagine as to how I could utilise that wonderful horn into a new piece of creative lighting.
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Best Regards
I'm really looking forward to another “Hunting Safari” in South Africa at the end of October this year, this possibly because its a first for my 14 yr old son in tow as an observer. Having recently started up a new venture producing Red Deer Antler lighting amongst others, I’m delighted with the reception my chandeliers have received thus far.
With my forthcoming trip in mind My thoughts are now turning towards fact finding on “African Game” and how might it be possible to utilise this abundant but a little more unique antler.
Has anyone encountered any interesting African Antler Art on their travels? You would think there is certainly plenty to go at what with Kudu, Wildebeest, Impala, Water Buck, Bush Buck, to name but a few. Any interesting stories or specific pieces anyone would care to share? I for one would be most interested.
This stunning Kudu taken last year is destined as my showpiece trophy. However every time I look at the photo, I try to Imagine as to how I could utilise that wonderful horn into a new piece of creative lighting.
View attachment 45484
Best Regards