David Ballam - WAT_30 Format:Unframed Print 120cm x 80cm Pots like this were traditionally

Pots like this were traditionally made by women and sat at the centre of domestic life — serving food and drink and storing dry foodstuffs

5cm W x 36

-  Frames can be changed if you ever wated to swap a colour

a perfect storytelling addition to a "town centre" terrarium theme

David Ballam - WAT_30 Format:Unframed Print 120cm x 80cm Pots like this were traditionallyWATUSI COLLECTION The Cattle of Kings For the Mundari of South Sudan, their Ankole Watusi cattle form the basis of their social structure and provide a central axis for their culture David Ballam was born and schooled in Johannesburg, South Africa. He first attended university in Cape Town but later moved to Rhodes University in the Eastern Cape. He was introduced to the camera by Obie Oberholzer and in 2004 gained his Fine Art Degree with Honours in