Sugar Hammer | 20th Century Bronze
Sugar Hammer | 20th Century Bronze
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This sugar hammer is a truly exceptional and historically significant piece. Crafted from bronze in the early 20th century by the Tuareg of North Africa, it stands out for its authenticity, craftsmanship, and cultural value. Traditionally used to break blocks of solid sugar at ceremonies and family gatherings, the sugar hammer is a symbol of hospitality and community life in desert culture.
Characteristics:
- Measures 24 x 11.5 cm
- Shape: It features a robust and functional design, adorned with tribal engravings and geometric shapes characteristic of Tuareg art.
- Its natural patina and the noble wear of time give it a unique texture and a rustic and unrepeatable aesthetic.
- Material: It is forged entirely from solid bronze, which guarantees its durability and makes it an ideal piece both for display and for adding to an ethnographic or historical collection.
The sugar hammer is not just a decorative object, but a testament to the tradition and daily life of a nomadic people with centuries of cultural heritage. We have only two units available , making this an exclusive opportunity. If you're looking for a piece with character, history, and handcrafted beauty, this sugar hammer is perfect for you.
