The King of the Bush, Captured in Wood

Few animals command the same primal reverence as the male lion, and few sculptures capture that reverence as completely as this monumental hand-carved wooden lion from Namibia. Made from dense, heavy hardwood and worked with an obsessive attention to naturalistic detail, Majestic Roar brings the untamed spirit of African wildlife into your home, gallery, or office with breathtaking conviction.

Detail That Demands a Second Look

The level of sculptural detail in this piece is extraordinary. Each strand of the mane is individually rendered; the musculature beneath the coat is conveyed with confident, subtle carving; the eyes carry a piercing intensity; and the teeth are worked with a precision that makes the viewer catch their breath. At 78 cm long and 10 kg of solid hardwood, this is a substantial and commanding work that will anchor any space it occupies.

Made in Namibia

This sculpture is a product of Namibian craftsmanship, created in the same country that is home to some of Africa's most spectacular lion populations. Owning this piece means connecting directly to that landscape and to the living tradition of Namibian wood carving - a tradition that Rogl Souvenirs & Gallery has championed since 1962.

• Country of Origin: Namibia
• Artist: Traditional artisan
• Material: Hardwood
• Dimensions: 33 cm x 78 cm x 18 cm
• Weight: 10.0 kg

Care Instructions

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from direct sunlight and sources of moisture to preserve the wood and its natural patina. Avoid chemical cleaning products.

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Every piece in the Rogl collection is carefully selected through six decades of direct relationships with African artists and communities. New to collecting African art? Read our guide:The Complete Guide to Collecting African Art.

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