Kissing Lovers: Shona Stone Sculpture historically black university we were more than friends

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Kissing Lovers: Shona Stone Sculpture historically black university we were more than friendsTwo souls merge into one in this tender moment of affection. Carved from a single piece of verdant serpentine stone, this Shona sculpture captures lovers locked in an intimate kiss, their simplified forms flowing together in perfect harmony. The stone's natural earth tones; deep greens, warm golds, and russet browns create a mesmerizing patina that shifts in the light, revealing the patient handiwork of Zimbabwean artisan Cuthbert Tendayi. The lovers'