unity sculpture

The uniqueness of family unity inspires this abstract sculpture from Bali's Wayan Kandiyasa. Expertly carving sandstone by hand, Kandiyasa depicts a mother, father and baby sitting snug together.

This sleek, hand-carved family sculpture captures the warmth and unity of parenthood in a modern form. Crafted from hand-quarried serpentine stone by Shona artisans inZimbabwe, each piece reflects deep connection through simple, flowing lines. No two are alike—natural variations in the stone exist.

Also known as Ukama, meaning “Loving Family,” these Shona stone sculptures are among the most cherished forms of contemporary African art. Hand-carved by Mujibha in Zimbabwe, the figures of mother and child embody the deep, unbreakable bond between parent and child. Their interconnected forms express unity, love, and the shared spirit that binds families together.

This graceful sculpture captures the enduring bond and sacred connection shared between two souls. The intertwined figures form a circle symbolizing unity and balance, while the open space between them reveals the shape of a heart—their shared center of love. Hand-carved by Mujibha in Zimbabwe, it makes a meaningful wedding or anniversary gift, or a timeless expression of love for someone special.

Also known as Ukama, meaning “Loving Family,” this Shona sculpture is a celebrated expression of connection and togetherness. The intertwined figures, merging gracefully at various points, represent the unity and shared spirit that bind family members as one. Hand-carved by Mujibha from rapoko, a semi-soft stone native to Zimbabwe, each piece is shaped with simple chisels, polished with sand and beeswax, and heated over fire to reveal its natural depth and color.

Nothing is more pure or enduring than a mother’s love for her child—a sentiment beautifully captured in this hand-carved stone sculpture. Known as Ukama, or “Loving Family,” this Shona artwork symbolizes the deep bond and unity of spirit between mother and child. Crafted by Mujibha from rapoko, a semi-soft stone native to Zimbabwe, each piece is shaped with simple chisels, polished with sand and beeswax, and heated over fire to reveal its natural radiance. A timeless tribute to love, connection, and family. Available in several sizes suitable for display and gifting.