Lover Embrace - Couple Soapstone Sculpture

This elegant Lover Embrace Soapstone Sculpture, meticulously hand-carved, brings a sense of harmony and connection to your space. Each piece is uniquely crafted with individual attention, symbolizing love and unity.

Transform your decor with the charm and craftsmanship of our Couple Soapstone Sculpture. Hand-carved by skilled Kenyan artisans, this black soapstone piece beautifully captures the intimate embrace of a couple, making it a meaningful and timeless addition to any setting.

• What It Is: This intricately carved sculpture features two figures in a loving embrace, showcasing the exceptional artistry and sensitivity of Kenyan soapstone carvers. Made from natural soapstone, each piece is unique, reflecting the dedication and skill of the artisans.
• Uses: Perfect as a thoughtful gift for weddings, anniversaries, or as a romantic accent in your home. The Lover Embrace Sculpture adds a touch of elegance and emotional depth to your living room, bedroom, or office.
• Care Instructions: To maintain the smooth finish, gently wipe the sculpture with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid contact with water and direct sunlight to preserve the soapstone's deep black hue and polished surface.
• Materials: Handcrafted from high-quality soapstone, known for its smooth texture and distinctive dark color. The black finish highlights the elegant curves and intricate detailing of the sculpture.
• Handmade with Care: Each Lover Embrace Sculpture is carefully crafted by Kenyan artisans, ensuring that every piece is unique. The attention to detail and skilled craftsmanship reflect the cultural heritage and artistic traditions passed down through generations.
• Supporting Fair Trade: By purchasing this sculpture, you are supporting fair trade practices, empowering local artisans, and helping sustain their craft and provide for their communities.

Meet the Creators: The Akamba Handcraft Co-operative

The Akamba Handcraft Industry Co-operative Society, established in 1963, is the largest wood carving cooperative in Kenya with 2,800 active members and over 7,000 non-member artisans. The co-operative is committed to preserving and promoting traditional craftsmanship, offering its members a sustainable income through their artistry.

Located in Mombasa and spanning over nine acres, the Akamba cooperative not only provides economic opportunities but also ensures the continuity of traditional crafts while incorporating modern techniques.

The Art of Kenya: Crafting Culture and Tradition