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Vimbai Mashaya

Location: Greendale
Age: 36

Works for Sale

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Previous Works

  • Words Of Wisdom Not for sale
    Words Of Wisdom
    Not for sale
  • Proud new born Not for sale
    Proud new born
    Not for sale
  • Parental Love Not for sale
    Parental Love
    Not for sale
  • Mother & Child Not for sale
    Mother & Child
    Not for sale
  • United family Not for sale
    United family
    Not for sale

Vimbai did his primary and secondary education at Mazarura School in Mazarura Village in Nyanga.

He started sculpting whilst he was still at school where he joined the Nayamhuka Craft Centre.

He was then inspired by his other sculpting ‘Mashaya’ brothers who reside in Harare and was encouraged by them to continue in the arts.

He worked with his brother Cephas where he gained some skills on how to work on hard stones like Springstone. After some experience he then started working for himself and then improved his own style.

He now sells his work to dealers from around the world in North America, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Canada, Australia, Holland, Belgium, South Korea, Switzerland and South Africa.

Vimbai works at his brother’s studio in Greendale, Harare with Tinei, Cephas, Givemore, Precious and Promise Mashaya and all their assistants.

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There is much to love about the pairing of ZimSculpt and VanDusen. The combination of art and the garden enhances the experience of both. The larger Zimbabwean sculptures seem ideally suited to outdoor display: they are perfectly at home rising from a bed of perennials or standing tall beside Cypress Pond, and they act as dramatic accents to the Garden’s picturesque landscapes.

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