African Masters of Stone | Exclusive African Sculptures

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Testimonials

"Thank you for installing my sculpture. It looks fantastic at the bottom of my garden"

— Customer in Ascot, 2022

Thank you Mark for delivering our sculptures safely. They really complete our garden.

— Customer in Staffordshire, 2022

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When you think of beautiful garden sculptures and art, there are few places in the world that can offer art and craftsmanship quite like Africa. At African Masters of Stone, we offer stunningly-crafted stone sculptures that are perfect for adding a sense of ownership and character to your British garden.

Our Story

January 08, 2023

African Masters of Stone are suppliers of the finest traditional Zimbabwean art: hand-carved African statues. Traditional African Art has many forms but Shona sculpture artists are unique to Zimbabwe.

A Sense Of Place

January 08, 2023

If you’re looking for a unique and special way to beautify your British garden, look no further than stone sculptures from African Masters of Stone. The sculptures, crafted from natural stones found in Africa, are not only beautiful and elegant but they also bring a sense of place to any garden.

Featured Artists

Tawanda Makore

Born in the Zimbabwean province of Midlands in the city of Kwekwe in 1979, Tawanda Makore was inspired from an early age by his uncle - the late Akence Makore - who was a renowned sculptor. He was further influenced by the cubic sculptures produced by Zotoh Sango.

Lovemore Bonjisi

Lovemore’s work has its own signature. His sculptures exemplify the expressions of the shona people. His work had been exhibited abroad as far as the US, Germany and the Netherlands.

Graham Rugoyi

Graham grew up in Chitungwiza and was largely influenced by sculptors such as second generation sculptor Ignatious Zhuwakiyi. From 2006-2008 he exhibited his sculptures at the German Embassy and his work has sold to private and public collectors through Europe and Northern America.