Wild
Olive urn
S. A.
Tree No 617, a sub-species of Olea Europaea. A small to
medium sized evergreen tree, occuring in a wide range of
habitats, usually on rocky hillsides or on stream banks.
Reverse side is much plainer, with some natural tiny wood
cracks.
This
little urn was turned from an old fence post after the fences
in some areas had been taken down to allow for the formation
of game reserves.
Yes,
it is completely hollowed out with an extremely fine lip
- all from the same piece! 4.5" tall, and almost 2.5"
at widest.
Note:
Ivory is part of the name. No real ivory from elephants
involved.. as we patiently explained to import customs!
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