Name: Auto part sculpture, Eco Friendly Quixote
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Quixote Reads to Sancho Panza Cedar Wood Heirloom Quixote and Sancho Panza Sculpture

Nicolas Chavez Sojuel

(5)

With a kindly but weathered face, Don Quixote de la Mancha comes to life in a beautiful cedar wood sculpture. He reads aloud to his sidekick, Sancho Panza, who takes notes on a leather scroll. Nicolas Chavez Sojuel masterfully depicts the beloved characters from Miguel de Cervantes' 17th century novel, sculpting the idealistic knight and his friend from fragrant cedar wood. Leather knapsacks hang from a trunk and rest on the ground beside the men, and Quixote wears tiny pinewood beads on his clothing.

The two feathers, two branches and the hanging leather bag are removed for shipping.

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Quixote with Sancho Panza Cedar Wood Don Quixote and Sancho Panza Sculpture

Nicolas Chavez Sojuel

(5)

With a kindly but weathered face, Don Quixote de la Mancha comes to life in a beautiful cedar wood sculpture. He converses with his sidekick, Sancho Panza, as Quixote writes in an open book that reads "La locura es razón de la cordura" (The reason for madness is sanity). Nicolas Chavez Sojuel depicts the beloved characters from Miguel de Cervantes' 17th century novel, sculpting the idealistic knight and his friend from fragrant cedar wood. A lather knapsack hangs from a trunk beside the men, and Quixote wears tiny pinewood beads, inlaid in his armor. "Don Quijote is an iconic figure in Spanish and world literature," the Guatemalan artisan muses.

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Quixote en Caballo Hand Carved Wood Statuette of Don Quixote on a Horse

Nicolas Chavez Sojuel

(5)

Don Quixote of La Mancha gallantly rides into your home with a spear and lance on horseback in this wood statuette crafted by Guatemalan artisan Nicolas Chavez Sojuel. This statuette, inspired by Miguel de Cervantes' famous Spanish novel, Don Quijote de la Mancha, is meticulously carved using cedar and pine wood, and features leather accents.

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Don Quixote in Blue and Red Oil on Canvas Naif Painting of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza

Ernesto Duarte

A dreamy nobleman, the slender and tall knight Don Quixote de la Mancha, is on his white horse followed by his traveling companion and faithful squire, Sancho Panza, a simple and honest farmer mounted on his animal, a modest donkey. With his shield in his hands, Don Quixote leads the way through a path filled with his imaginary mortal enemies: the windmills. Brazilian artist Ernesto Duarte works with oil paints on canvas to present a remarkable naif rendition of the heroes of Miguel de Cervantes' 17th-century classic novel.

Titled Dom Quixote em Azul e Vermelho in Portuguese.

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Our Adinkra West African Math Teaching Tool Oware or Mancala Board Game

Kofi Tall Agudoawu

(1)

Nine adinkra symbols that convey West Africa's collective wisdom adorn the lid of this intriguing game of oware. It opens to reveal the playing field of twelve depressions. Oware is a game of skill and strategy designed for two players, challenging mental agility and alertness. The objective can be briefly described as "counting and capturing beads" and there are no chance factors involved. A player's strategy entirely depends upon reasoning and counting abilities. Because of this, aware has been used successfully throughout Africa for teaching children basic numbers and arithmetic.

Oware is one of the oldest games in the world. The earliest records describing the game were found in Arab religious texts dating to the Middle Ages, suggesting the game originated in the Middle East and spread from there to Africa, then to Asia with Arab traders, and to the Caribbean around 1640 via the African slave trade. Other experts place its origins in Central Africa; the Masai people state that oware was invented by Sindillo, the son of the first man, Maitoumbe, and was originally called geshe.

In Arab countries, the most common name for this game is mancala, an Arabic word meaning "to move." In some West African countries the depressions in the board are referred to as warri or wwari, which means "houses," thus the name owari. In Nigeria it is known as adi, which is also the name of the seeds used to play it; and in South Africa it is called ohoro. With different and exotic names such as congklak, dakon, aggalacang, and nogarata, it has also been played in Asia long before the Portuguese rounded the southern tip of Africa.

Today, oware represents the diversity of Africa, as some version of it is played in nearly every country on the continent. Legend relates that Shyaam aMbul aNgoong, founder of the Kuba kingdom of Central Africa, taught the game to his people to encourage foresight and calculation.

The set includes 42 beads and a detailed playing manual.

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Knightly Quixote Aluminum Don Quixote Sculpture from Mexico

Sierra Family

(115)

This marvelous aluminum statuette is created by Mexico's Sierra Family. Chivalrous to the end, the legendary Don Quixote stands ready for his next adventure. He holds a lance in one hand, while the other hand holds a book. The statuette is hand cast and stands atop a base of black marble. Don Quixote follows the saga of Don Quixote de la Mancha, a delusional nobleman who fancies himself a knight of yore. It is considered to be the first 'modern' novel, and many authors believe it to be the best literary work ever written.

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Elephant vs Dog Animal Themed Hand Carved Wood African Oware Table Game

Ernestina Oppong Asante

(33)

An African elephant and a dog challenge each other in a friendly game of oware on a board designed with a practical handle. From Ernestina Oppong Asante, the oware board is carved by hand of seasoned sese wood and the game is played with 48 white marbles.

Oware is a game of skill and strategy designed for two players, challenging mental agility and alertness. The objective can be briefly described as 'counting and capturing beads' and there are no chance factors in it. The player's strategy entirely depends upon the ability for reasoning and counting.

Oware is one of the oldest games in the world. The earliest records describing the game were found in Arab religious texts dating to the Middle Ages, believing the game originated in the Middle East and spread from there to Africa, then to Asia with Arab traders, and to the Caribbean around 1640 via the African slave trade. Other experts place its origins in Central Africa; the Masai people state that oware was invented by Sindillo, the son of the first man, Maitoumbe, and was originally called "geshe."

In Arab countries, the most common name for this game is "mancala" (Arabic word meaning "to move"). In some West African countries the depressions in the board are referred to as "warri" or "wwari," which means houses, thus the name "owari." In Nigeria it is known as "adi," which is also the name of the seeds used to play it; and in South Africa it is called "ohoro." With different and exotic names such as "congklak," "dakon," "aggalacang" and "nogarata," it has also been played in Asia long before the Portuguese rounded the southern tip of Africa.

Today, oware represents the diversity of Africa, as some version of it is played in nearly every country on the continent. Legend relates that Shyaam aMbul aNgoong, founder of the Kuba kingdom of Central Africa, taught the game to his people to encourage foresight and calculation.

Having transcended the passing of the centuries, oware has been enjoyed as a family game, a ceremonial right of passage, or as a form of recreation among friends. It would be hard to find a greater challenge of mathematics, or a more attractive one.

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Quixote of La Mancha Upcycled Metal Sculpture of Don Quixote from Peru

Miguel 'Metal' Mejia

(14)

Latin America's Spanish heritage includes the image of the Man of La Mancha, the famous Don Quixote. The beloved character comes from Miguel de Cervantes' 17th century novel. Peruvian artisan Miguel Mejia depicts the classic literary figure using bits and pieces of recycled screws, washers and metals to create the tall, lanky figure of yore.

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Passionate Texture Handcrafted Leather Sling in Espresso from India

Varun Manchanda

(12)

Collaborating with local artisans, India's Varun Manchada presents a passionate, fabulous sling. It is handcrafted of leather in espresso, featuring a textured front flap with majestic fringes. The bag's magnetic button closure opens to a cotton lining with an open pocket and a zipper pocket for storing small items.

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Home Authentic Hand Carved Wood African Oware Table Game

Ernestina Oppong Asante

(33)

A traditional village hut adorns the external lid of this oware foldable board game. From Ghana's Ernestina Oppong Asante, the oware board is carved by hand of seasoned sese wood and the game is played with 48 white marbles.

Oware is a game of skill and strategy designed for two players, challenging mental agility and alertness. The objective can be briefly described as 'counting and capturing beads' and there are no chance factors in it. The player's strategy entirely depends upon the ability for reasoning and counting.

Oware is one of the oldest games in the world. The earliest records describing the game were found in Arab religious texts dating to the Middle Ages, believing the game originated in the Middle East and spread from there to Africa, then to Asia with Arab traders, and to the Caribbean around 1640 via the African slave trade. Other experts place its origins in Central Africa; the Masai people state that oware was invented by Sindillo, the son of the first man, Maitoumbe, and was originally called "geshe."

In Arab countries, the most common name for this game is "mancala" (Arabic word meaning "to move"). In some West African countries the depressions in the board are referred to as "warri" or "wwari," which means houses, thus the name "owari." In Nigeria it is known as "adi," which is also the name of the seeds used to play it; and in South Africa it is called "ohoro." With different and exotic names such as "congklak," "dakon," "aggalacang" and "nogarata," it has also been played in Asia long before the Portuguese rounded the southern tip of Africa.

Today, oware represents the diversity of Africa, as some version of it is played in nearly every country on the continent. Legend relates that Shyaam aMbul aNgoong, founder of the Kuba kingdom of Central Africa, taught the game to his people to encourage foresight and calculation.

Having transcended the passing of the centuries, oware has been enjoyed as a family game, a ceremonial right of passage, or as a form of recreation among friends. It would be hard to find a greater challenge of mathematics, or a more attractive one.

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Red Clever Leisure Red Batik Wood Mancala Board Game Handcrafted in Java

Gunadi

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Traditional in several regions, mancala is a two-player game that encourages cunning. This board game features a red batik pattern and little pebbles for playing with your loved ones all day. Presented by Java's Gunadi, it also has an iron hinge that allows the board to be easily folded.

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Sunrise Forest Handcrafted Leafy Resin Journal with Ivory Tassel

Sofía Mancía

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Yellow leaves rest on a charming composition made of resin by Sofía Mancía from El Salvador. The artisan works with advanced techniques to create the sturdy cover of this 80-page journal, whose leafy details in a bright palette imitate the regional forests on a calm morning. As a refined touch, an ivory nylon tassel dangles from the piece, allowing you to mark where your story is.

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Evening Forest, Handcrafted Leafy Resin Journal with Burgundy Tassel

Sofía Mancía

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Dakon Batik, Handmade Batik Wadang Wood Dakon Board Game

Gunadi

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Cunning Red Flowers, Batik Wood Mancala Game Handcrafted with Red Tones

Gunadi

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Cunning Multicolor Flowers, Batik Wood Mancala Board Game Handcrafted

Gunadi

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Fun Parang Blue, Hand-painted Wood Batik Mancala Board Game from Indonesia

Gunadi

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Blue Clever Leisure, Blue Batik Wood Mancala Board Game Handcrafted in Java

Gunadi

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Eco Friendly Quixote, Recycled Metal and Auto Part Don Quixote Sculpture

Armando Ramirez

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A Passionate Leisure, Hand-painted Wood Batik Mancala Game from Indonesia

Gunadi

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Swimming Tilapia, Foldable Fish-Shaped Batik Wood Mancala Board Game Set

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Batik wood mancala set, 'Freshwater Turtle'

Monte

Feb 18, 2024

Beautiful turtle mancala set

Absolutely gorgeous. Both sides are very beautiful and the detail is even more amazing than the online pictures. Very happy with this piece and I highly recommend this artist!

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John

Aug 8, 2017

An appropriate title. Sure to draw a chuckle.

An imaginative, creative display that most people will enjoy purchasing for their own homes or giving as a gift. High quality all around. Customer service, shipping and handling excellent.

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ONAME

Aug 2, 2020

So nice, I kept it for myself

Originally, I bought this Don Quixote sculpture to decorate a guest suite for someone who enjoys this Cervantes character. But it is so well-made and attractive that I keep it in my foyer so that I can see it every day, instead! Substantial weight, sturdy, as well as, artistic. Highly recommend!

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