The greater kudu is a large woodland antelope, found throughout eastern and southern Africa, and male kudu have the largest horns of any antelope species, spiraling up to 6 feet. Each horn makes about 2.5 graceful twists. Across the vast Maasai plains, the deep call of the kudu horn weaves through time, uniting generations. It gathers elders for counsel, summons warriors for rites of passage, and signals joyous celebrations of love and kinship. Herders heed its echo, guiding cattle under the sun, while its urgent blasts warn of looming danger, rallying protectors of the land. More than sound, the Ikudu is tradition—an enduring voice that binds the Maasai people to their ancestors, their community, and the rhythm of life.
 
Original artwork
Includes hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Includes 4"x6" card of the story behind the art
Size: 36"W x 20-5/8"H
Medium: Pastel chalk
Paper: Pastelbord
Framing not included