Nature & the Environment

Trees, plants, animals, insects, reptiles and birds are an integral part of Shona history and culture, where the lives of nature and humanity intertwine and interact.
Sculptures at the Chicago Botanic Garden:

The Dance of Rain Birds D. Benhura	Euphorbia Tree D. Benhura	Wild Seed Pod A. Fata	Quail Family R. Katiyo	Protecting the Eggs D. Manuhwa
Baboon & Young B. Mteki	In Harmony G. Takawira	Chapungu B. Matemera	First Litter A. Fata	Wild Horse J. Muzondo

Representative sculptures at the Chicago Park District’s Garfield Park Conservatory

				Photo to come.
Chapungu Landing L. Bonsisi	Euphorbia In Flower A. Fata	First Flight F. Madamombe	Dancing Horse F. Mwarowa	Young Zizi B. Matehera
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Listening to Rainbirds M. Manzi	Antelope T. Gutza	Mushrooms C. Sixpence	Hanging on a Leaf B. Takawira	Springtime S. Derere

Family Custom & Legend Social Comment Role of Elders

Nature & the Environment Spirit World Village Life Role of Women

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