The Batwa people reside primarily within the lush forests of Central Africa.
 
Their way of life embodies an ancient tradition of hunting and foraging, giving them a unique and intricate bond with the natural world. Among their daring practices, they fearlessly climb huge trees sometimes up to 40m to forage honey with nothing more than an axe and a vine.
 
This limited edition Giclée archival print is part of an exclusive run of 28. Printed on the highest quality museum-grade fine art paper from Hahnemühle, each piece is available in a variety of sizes.
 
Features:
 
Museum-Grade Fine Art Paper: Sourced from Hahnemühle
Acid and Lignin Free: Ensures longevity and quality
100% Cotton Archival Paper: Offers exceptional durability
Age-Resistance: Guaranteed to last over 100 years
 
Shipping Details:
 
Standard Shipping: Free within New Zealand
Express Shipping: Available upon request at the buyer’s expense
Packaging: Your artwork will be carefully packaged in a protective cardboard tube and includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Delivery Time: Expected within 5-7 business days
Complimentary white cotton gloves: to help with handling your new print with care
 
Elevate your collection with this exceptional, limited edition artwork.