![MOONHEAD](http://crissonandhind.com/cdn/shop/files/NT_Moonheads_2048_1.png?v=1708811643)
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Go to the shopCenturies ago in Zimbabwe, a king (also known as the Ramambo or Monomatapa) decided that he wanted to capture the moon. Hundreds of workers built a many-storied trestle, higher and higher until it collapsed, killing many people.
The King was deposed, and the Shona people still remember the event today; the moon reminds them never to reach for the impossible.
Nicholas Tandi originated these whimsical Moonheads to memorialize this story of Shona heritage. He carves this Moonhead in Butter Jade.