I Created and painted this to show how Maasai can fight and defend his society from strangers, that's why the Maasai seen in the picture holds a shield and a speer and also he stands still to show his readiness to protect his society.

Acrylic on Canvas, 60cm x 45cm

~ Fatuma

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About the Artwork and Artist

Amina joined The School of St lude in 2016 at age 8.

She is part of the Minyiramba tribe who are an ethnic and linguistic group based in central Tanzania's Irambe district of the Singida region.

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Original Artwork

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$400 AUD

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Ships from: Arusha, Tanzania

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