Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.
Two wooden crocodiles from Zambia. They are carved with intricate details and appear to be resting.

Two Zambia wooden crocodiles

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Zambia wooden crocodiles 

Date: mid 20th century

Geography: Zambia

Culture: Lori peoples

Dimensions: crocodile 1 42cm L x 7cm W 3cm H crocodile 2 37.5 L x 7.5cm W 5cm H

Weight: crocodile 1 264g crocodile 2 279g

Material: wood

Condition: The crocodiles are both in good shape: - one of the noses seems to have a small chip, however, this flaw was actually a part of the carving process - see photos.

Two hand-carved wooden crocodiles from Zambia dating back to the 1960s . Carved wooden sculptures, especially of animals like crocodiles held symbolic significance in African cultures, representing power and strength, and sometimes used as spiritual symbols or storytelling tools.

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Zambia wooden crocodiles 

Date: mid 20th century

Geography: Zambia

Culture: Lori peoples

Dimensions: crocodile 1 42cm L x 7cm W 3cm H crocodile 2 37.5 L x 7.5cm W 5cm H

Weight: crocodile 1 264g crocodile 2 279g

Material: wood

Condition: The crocodiles are both in good shape: - one of the noses seems to have a small chip, however, this flaw was actually a part of the carving process - see photos.

Two hand-carved wooden crocodiles from Zambia dating back to the 1960s . Carved wooden sculptures, especially of animals like crocodiles held symbolic significance in African cultures, representing power and strength, and sometimes used as spiritual symbols or storytelling tools.

Zambia wooden crocodiles 

Date: mid 20th century

Geography: Zambia

Culture: Lori peoples

Dimensions: crocodile 1 42cm L x 7cm W 3cm H crocodile 2 37.5 L x 7.5cm W 5cm H

Weight: crocodile 1 264g crocodile 2 279g

Material: wood

Condition: The crocodiles are both in good shape: - one of the noses seems to have a small chip, however, this flaw was actually a part of the carving process - see photos.

Two hand-carved wooden crocodiles from Zambia dating back to the 1960s . Carved wooden sculptures, especially of animals like crocodiles held symbolic significance in African cultures, representing power and strength, and sometimes used as spiritual symbols or storytelling tools.