Woodrow Nash’s Massai Women

"Massai Women" by Woodrwo Nash

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Maasai Women

Maasai women, known for their multiple strands of stunning beads, regularly shave their heads to draw attention to their coourful jewelery. The Masasi Woman is a pastoralist by nature and orientation, and is a symbol of culture and tradition. Her neck collar is made of stoneware and ceramic tile, the large ear piece copper or brass) indicates that the Maasai woman is married.

Stoneware Sculpture,  Female Torso – 27″ x 18″ x 13″