Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture
Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture

Warthog Kneeling Bronzed Sculpture

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Warthog Kneeling Bronze Sculpture: Length – 20cm (8in)

These warthogs are made with bonded limestone which is then coated in a cold - cast bronze and detailed by hand to give each piece the look and feel of a proper bronze sculpture, but at a lower price. Each design captures the unique posture and habits of these quirky creatures. 

Our attention to detail and expert workmanship ensures that each item is quality crafted by hand to offer years of enjoyment.

The warthog is mainly a grazer and has adapted an interesting practice of kneeling on its calloused, hairy, padded knees to eat short grass. Using its snout and tusks, it also digs for bulbs, tubers and roots during the dry season.

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